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Zoom, alternative Linux à Microsoft Teams (new UI with AI features)

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Zoom is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams if your primary need is reliable video conferencing, screen sharing, and group messaging. It works well on Linux and handles large meetings smoothly. However, it lacks deep integration with Office 365 and some AI features like automated meeting summaries or real-time transcription unless you pay for add-ons. Best for teams focused on meetings rather than collaboration within a full productivity suite.

Couverture fonctionnelle80%
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 audio conferencing with up to hundreds of participants
  • Offer screen sharing and remote collaboration during calls
  • Provide group and direct messaging with file sharing
  • Integrate with calendar systems like Outlook and Google Calendar
  • Support cross-platform use including Linux, Windows, and mobile

Ce qui change

  • Zoom does not include built-in document collaboration like Teams with Word or Excel
  • AI features such as meeting summaries and transcription require extra configuration or paid plans
  • No native integration with Microsoft 365 apps or SharePoint
  • Less emphasis on persistent chat channels; more meeting-focused
  • Zoom's Linux app is proprietary and not open source

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Teams (new UI with AI features)

Zoom does not directly open Microsoft Teams meeting files or chat logs, as both platforms handle data internally. However, any files shared in Zoom or Teams are standard documents (PDF, DOCX, etc.) and remain interchangeable. Meeting recordings from Teams won't import into Zoom, and vice versa. File sharing works across both, but collaboration happens in separate ecosystems.

Passer de Microsoft Teams (new UI with AI features) à Zoom, étape par étape

  1. Install Zoom via Flathub or official .rpm/.deb package from zoom.us
  2. Sign in and connect your calendar (Google or Outlook) for meeting sync
  3. Export and re-upload important files from Teams to shared drives or Zoom cloud
  4. Train team members on Zoom keyboard shortcuts and recording settings
  5. Set up Zoom webinars or scheduled meetings to replace Teams meetings

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 (Flathub)flatpak install flathub us.zoom.Zoom

Questions fréquentes

Does Zoom on Linux support the same features as on Windows?

Yes, the Linux version supports core features: video meetings, screen sharing, chat, and recording. Some minor UI differences exist, but functionality is consistent.

Can Zoom replace Teams for daily team chat?

Partially. Zoom has chat and channels, but it's less robust than Teams for ongoing collaboration. Teams still leads in persistent workspace chat.

Is transcription available in Zoom on Linux?

Yes, but only with a paid plan and enabled by the host. Transcription is cloud-based and must be turned on before the meeting starts.

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