Zoom, alternative Linux à Microsoft Teams (full desktop calling support)
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Zoom is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams if your primary need is video and voice meetings with screen sharing. It works reliably on Linux and supports large meetings, webinars, and cross-platform sync. However, it lacks deep real-time document collaboration and tight integration with office productivity suites. Best for organizations that prioritize conferencing over collaborative editing, or for teams already using Zoom. Not ideal if you depend on Teams’ integration with Outlook, SharePoint, or collaborative Office workflows.
- Licence
- LicenseRef-proprietary
- Prix
- freemium
- Dernière version
- 7.2.1.5760 (21 septembre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both support high-quality video and voice calls with screen sharing
- Offer persistent group and direct messaging with file sharing
- Provide desktop, web, and mobile clients with sync
- Support large teams and enterprise deployment
- Integrate with calendar systems like Outlook and Google
Ce qui change
- Zoom does not support real-time co-editing of documents like Teams with Office 365
- No built-in wiki or team channels structure; organization is meeting-focused
- Lacks deep integration with Microsoft 365 services like OneDrive or SharePoint
- Fewer administrative controls and compliance features compared to Teams
- Call recording is available, but cloud storage requires a paid plan
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Teams (full desktop calling support)
Zoom does not directly open or export Microsoft Teams chat logs, meeting recordings, or channel content. File sharing in Zoom transfers files as-is, but there's no automated way to import Teams files or messages. If documents were stored in Microsoft 365, they can be manually downloaded and shared in Zoom. Migration of historical data requires third-party tools or manual export from Teams before switching.
Passer de Microsoft Teams (full desktop calling support) à Zoom, étape par étape
- Export important files and chat history from Microsoft Teams before leaving
- Install Zoom via Flathub or official .deb/.rpm package for best Linux support
- Import contacts and schedule initial meetings to notify team members
- Set up Zoom cloud recording and enable security settings as needed
- Train team on Zoom-specific features like waiting rooms and webinar modes
Fonctionnalités clés de Zoom
- Rejoindre et organiser des réunions vidéo avec jusqu'à 500 participants
- Partager l'écran ou des applications spécifiques pendant les appels
- Organiser des webinaires avec inscription et analyses
- Messagerie de groupe avec partage de fichiers
- Arrière-plans virtuels et filtres d'amélioration de l'apparence
- Enregistrement des appels sur stockage local ou dans le cloud
- Raccourcis clavier pour couper le son, partager ou quitter
- Intégration avec des systèmes de calendrier comme Google et Outlook
Installer Zoom sous Linux
flatpak install flathub us.zoom.ZoomQuestions fréquentes
Can I use Zoom on Linux without issues?
Yes, Zoom has a native Linux client available via Flathub and the official site. It supports video, screen sharing, and messaging reliably, though some features like virtual backgrounds may have limited GPU acceleration depending on your setup.
Does Zoom support calling like Microsoft Teams?
Zoom supports voice and video calls, including desktop calling during meetings. However, it does not replace Teams' PSTN calling or business phone system features. Zoom Phone exists but is a separate add-on service.
Can multiple people edit a document together in Zoom?
No. Zoom does not include real-time collaborative editing. You can share a document during a meeting, but actual editing must happen in external tools like Google Docs or LibreOffice, then shared separately.
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