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Jitsi Meet como alternativa Linux ao Microsoft Teams (newer versions)

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Nossa avaliação

Jitsi Meet is a solid replacement for the video conferencing aspect of Microsoft Teams, but it is not a full suite substitute. It handles audio, video, and screen sharing well without requiring accounts. However, it lacks native chat channels, file sharing integration, and calendar scheduling. If you only need meetings, Jitsi works well. If you rely on Teams for daily chat, document collaboration, or Azure AD integration, you will need separate tools for those functions. It is best for users who want simple, secure calls without enterprise overhead.

Cobertura de recursos40%
Licença
Apache-2.0
Preço
Grátis
Versão mais recente
2026.8.0 (4 de agosto de 2026)
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Captura de tela do Jitsi Meet
Jitsi Meet launch window with input to join a meeting and recent meetings saved locally.

O que funciona igual

  • Supports audio and video conferencing with high-quality codecs like Opus and VP9.
  • Allows screen sharing for presentations and remote collaboration.
  • Available as a native Linux application via Flathub.
  • Supports secure connections with encryption options.

O que muda

  • No built-in chat channels or persistent group messaging history.
  • Lacks native file sharing and cloud storage integration (like OneDrive).
  • No calendar integration or meeting scheduling features.
  • Does not support Azure AD or enterprise single sign-on by default.
  • Requires a Jitsi server (self-hosted or public) to function, unlike Teams' integrated backend.

Abrindo seus arquivos do Microsoft Teams (newer versions)

Jitsi Meet does not open or export Microsoft Teams files directly. It is a video conferencing client, not a document management system. You will need to share files via external links or separate file transfer tools during a call. There is no native support for Teams-specific file formats or chat history export.

Trocando o Microsoft Teams (newer versions) pelo Jitsi Meet, passo a passo

  1. Install Jitsi Meet from Flathub or your Linux package manager.
  2. Set up a Jitsi server or identify a public Jitsi instance to connect to.
  3. Share your Jitsi meeting URL with contacts instead of Teams links.
  4. Use a separate chat application for persistent messaging and channel discussions.
  5. Use a separate cloud storage service for file sharing and document collaboration.
  6. Update your calendar to point to Jitsi links for scheduled meetings.

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 (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.jitsi.jitsi-meet

Perguntas frequentes

Do I need an account to use Jitsi Meet?

No, you do not need an account to join or host meetings. You can create a room with a custom URL and share it directly.

Can I replace Teams entirely with Jitsi Meet?

Only for video calls. You will need separate tools for chat, file sharing, and calendar management, as Jitsi does not include these features.

Is Jitsi Meet secure?

Yes, it supports encryption by default and offers experimental end-to-end encryption for enhanced privacy on supported deployments.

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