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Jitsi Meet, alternative Linux à Microsoft Teams (new)
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Jitsi Meet is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams (new) if your primary needs are video conferencing, screen sharing, and ad-hoc collaboration without mandatory accounts. It excels in simplicity, privacy, and ease of access—especially for external participants. However, it lacks persistent group chat with searchable history, deep calendar integration, and unified file collaboration like Teams' SharePoint and OneNote features. Best for small teams, educators, or organizations prioritizing open-source tools and minimal setup over centralized management and workflow automation.
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 2026.8.0 (4 août 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both support multi-participant video and audio conferencing
- Screen sharing is available in both applications
- No account is required to join meetings in Jitsi Meet, similar to Teams guest links
- File sharing during calls works via third-party services or manual upload
- Calendar integration possible through external tools like Nextcloud or manual scheduling
Ce qui change
- Jitsi Meet has no built-in persistent group chat history; messages disappear after the session
- No native integration with Outlook or Exchange for calendar syncing
- Lacks centralized user management and policy controls expected in enterprise environments
- File collaboration is limited—no shared workspaces like Teams' tabs with Word, Excel, etc.
- End-to-end encryption in Jitsi is experimental, while Teams offers more mature compliance features
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Teams (new)
Jitsi Meet does not handle Microsoft Teams file formats directly, as it doesn't integrate with Microsoft 365 services like OneDrive or SharePoint. If someone shares a Teams link to a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file, you’ll need external access to those files—either through a Microsoft account or by having the file sent another way. There's no built-in way to view or edit Teams-specific files inside Jitsi. Collaboration happens separately: you’d share your screen or use a third-party document platform like OnlyOffice or Etherpad.
Passer de Microsoft Teams (new) à Jitsi Meet, étape par étape
- Set up a self-hosted Jitsi instance or choose a public server with a custom room name
- Configure password protection for private meetings
- Train users to join via browser or install the Jitsi Meet app from Flathub or Snap
- Use a calendar plugin or manual invites to schedule and share meeting links
- Integrate with Nextcloud or Matrix for persistent chat and file sharing
Fonctionnalités clés de Jitsi Meet
- Se connecte à n’importe quel déploiement Jitsi, y compris les serveurs auto‑hébergés
- Aucun compte requis pour rejoindre ou héberger des conférences
- Prend en charge le chiffrement de bout à bout pour une sécurité renforcée
- Audio et vidéo haute qualité via Opus, VP8, VP9 et AV1
- Salles protégées par mot‑de‑passe pour les réunions privées
- Compatibilité navigateur web permet aux participants de rejoindre sans installer de logiciel
- Support d’URL personnalisées pour des liens de réunion faciles à retenir
- Participants illimités, limités uniquement par les ressources du serveur
Installer Jitsi Meet sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.jitsi.jitsi-meetQuestions fréquentes
Can external users join Jitsi Meet without creating an account?
Yes, anyone can join a Jitsi Meet call just by clicking a link in their browser—no account or software installation needed.
Does Jitsi Meet support recurring meetings with calendar invites?
Not directly. You can manually send calendar invites with a fixed URL, but there's no automatic scheduling sync like in Microsoft Teams.
Is chat history saved between sessions?
No. Jitsi Meet does not store chat history. Messages are lost when the meeting ends.
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