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Jitsi Meet como alternativa Linux ao Microsoft Teams (new UI)
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Jitsi Meet is a solid replacement for Microsoft Teams (new UI) if your primary need is video conferencing with screen sharing and basic chat. It excels in simplicity, privacy, and ease of access—no accounts required, works in browsers, and supports end-to-end encryption. However, it lacks persistent team channels, deep calendar integration, and file collaboration features. Best for schools, small teams, or organizations that prioritize real-time communication over structured workspace collaboration and don’t rely on Office 365 integration.
- Licença
- Apache-2.0
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 2026.8.0 (4 de agosto de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Supports group video conferencing with screen sharing
- Allows password-protected meetings for privacy
- Offers cross-platform access including web, desktop, and mobile
- Provides user presence during active sessions
- Enables searchable meeting URLs for easy access
O que muda
- No persistent chat rooms or team channels outside meetings
- Lacks built-in calendar and scheduling integration
- No native file sharing or document collaboration
- Does not support user presence outside active calls
- No integration with Office 365 or Outlook
Abrindo seus arquivos do Microsoft Teams (new UI)
Jitsi Meet does not handle file sharing or document formats directly, so it cannot open or export Microsoft Teams files like chats, channel posts, or meeting recordings. If your workflow includes shared Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files from Teams, you’ll need to use alternative tools like Nextcloud, shared email links, or Office-compatible Linux apps such as LibreOffice. File collaboration must be managed externally.
Trocando o Microsoft Teams (new UI) pelo Jitsi Meet, passo a passo
- Choose a Jitsi server (public instance or self-hosted)
- Set up custom URLs for easy meeting access
- Enable password protection for sensitive meetings
- Train users to join via browser or install the Linux app
- Use external tools like Nextcloud or CalDAV for file and calendar needs
Principais recursos do Jitsi Meet
- Conecta-se a qualquer implantação Jitsi, incluindo servidores auto-hospedados
- Nenhuma conta necessária para entrar ou hospedar conferências
- Suporta criptografia de ponta a ponta para segurança aprimorada
- Áudio e vídeo de alta qualidade via Opus, VP8, VP9 e AV1
- Salas protegidas por senha para reuniões privadas
- Compatibilidade com navegador web permite que os participantes entrem sem instalar software
- Suporte a URL personalizada para links de reunião fáceis de lembrar
- Participantes ilimitados, limitados apenas pelos recursos do servidor
Como instalar o Jitsi Meet no Linux
flatpak install flathub org.jitsi.jitsi-meetPerguntas frequentes
Can Jitsi Meet replace Teams for daily team stand-ups?
Yes, if the meeting is mainly video-based with screen sharing. Jitsi Meet works well for ad-hoc or scheduled calls, but you’ll need another system for tracking messages or follow-ups since chat doesn’t persist after the call.
Does Jitsi Meet support recording meetings?
Yes, but only if the server is configured with recording enabled. Most public instances don’t allow it. Self-hosted deployments can support recording via Jibri, but it requires setup.
Can I integrate Jitsi Meet with my calendar?
Not directly. You can manually add meeting links to calendar events, but there’s no automatic scheduling or availability checking like in Teams with Outlook.
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