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Mattermost, alternative Linux à Microsoft Teams (new)
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Mattermost is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams (new) if you prioritize self-hosting, data control, and developer workflow integration. It handles persistent group chat, file sharing, and has plugin-based video conferencing via Jitsi or Zoom, but lacks built-in, reliable multi-party calling and screen sharing. Teams used to tight Microsoft 365 integration or requiring seamless external collaboration will find gaps. Best for tech teams comfortable self-hosting and extending functionality through APIs and plugins, not for organizations needing out-of-the-box, full-featured conferencing.
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 6.3.1 (15 octobre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Persistent, searchable group chat organized in channels
- File sharing within messages and channels
- Support for external guests via email invite (with setup)
- Integrations with calendars and scheduling tools via plugins or bots
- API-first design enabling automation and CI/CD workflows
Ce qui change
- No native built-in video conferencing; relies on third-party integrations like Jitsi
- Screen sharing requires external tools or browser extensions, not seamless
- No direct Microsoft 365 or Outlook integration out of the box
- Admin and setup complexity is higher due to self-hosting model
- Smaller ecosystem of pre-built apps compared to Teams
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Teams (new)
Mattermost allows file uploads and sharing, but cannot directly open or convert Microsoft Teams-specific formats like .teams meeting files or OneNote tabs. Files shared in Teams such as Word, Excel, or PDFs can be viewed and shared in Mattermost if saved externally. There is no automated migration path for chat history or file permissions. Administrators must export and re-upload files manually when moving from Teams.
Passer de Microsoft Teams (new) à Mattermost, étape par étape
- Install and configure a Mattermost server on a Linux host using PostgreSQL or MySQL
- Set up email or SSO authentication to match your organization's access model
- Create channels corresponding to existing Teams groups and invite members
- Integrate a video solution like Jitsi via plugin or link sharing for calls
- Migrate important files manually from Teams to Mattermost or a shared drive
- Train users on channel navigation, slash commands, and file handling
Fonctionnalités clés de Mattermost
- Option de serveur auto-hébergé pour un contrôle total des données
- Intégration approfondie avec les outils CI/CD et les dépôts de code
- Prise en charge des bases de données MySQL et PostgreSQL
- Système de plugins pour étendre les fonctionnalités
- Organisation par canaux pour structurer les sujets de projet
- Conception axée sur l'API pour l'automatisation personnalisée
Installer Mattermost sous Linux
flatpak install flathub com.mattermost.Desktopsudo pacman -S mattermostQuestions fréquentes
Can external users join Mattermost without creating an account?
No, external participants need an account, but admins can invite them via email and manage access through guest roles.
Does Mattermost support video calls like Microsoft Teams?
Not natively. You must integrate third-party services like Jitsi or Zoom through links or plugins.
Can I use Mattermost without self-hosting?
Yes, Mattermost offers a hosted cloud option, but the primary model is self-hosted for control and compliance.
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