Zoom como alternativa Linux ao Google Meet

Atualizado em 27 de outubro de 2026

Nossa avaliação

Zoom is a solid replacement for Google Meet on Linux, especially for users who host or frequently join structured meetings. It offers strong audio/video performance, reliable screen sharing, and calendar integration. While it requires an account for full features, joining without one is still possible via link. The proprietary nature and lack of end-to-end encryption may concern privacy-focused users, but for teams prioritizing functionality over ideology, Zoom works well out of the box on Linux via Flatpak or deb/rpm packages.

Cobertura de recursos90%

Licença: LicenseRef-proprietary
Preço: freemium
Versão mais recente: 7.2.1.5760 (21 de setembro de 2026)
Avaliação: —

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O que funciona igual

Both support multi-participant video calls with screen sharing
Work across Linux, Windows, and macOS with similar UI
Integrate with Google Calendar and Outlook for meeting scheduling
Allow joining meetings directly from a link without mandatory account
Offer chat, recording, and presentation tools during calls

O que muda

Zoom requires a client app for full functionality, while Google Meet runs in-browser
Google Meet offers end-to-end encryption; Zoom does not (only AES-256 encryption in transit)
Zoom allows virtual backgrounds and touch-up filters, Meet lacks these
Zoom has local and cloud recording; Meet only records in Google Workspace environments
Meet is free for most users; Zoom limits free meetings to 40 minutes with 3+ participants

Abrindo seus arquivos do Google Meet

Google Meet doesn't generate downloadable meeting files by default, so there's nothing to 'open' in Zoom. Meeting recordings and transcripts from Meet are stored in Google Drive and aren't directly importable into Zoom. However, exported videos (if manually saved) are standard formats like MP4, which Zoom can play back. Zoom's own recordings are saved as MP4 files, making them broadly compatible with other tools.

Trocando o Google Meet pelo Zoom, passo a passo

Install Zoom via Flathub or download from zoom.us for better integration
Import your Google Calendar by linking your Google account in Zoom settings
Test audio and video in a test meeting to ensure proper device selection
Share your new Zoom link instead of Meet links for scheduled calls
Use Zoom’s 'Schedule in Google Calendar' option to automate invites

Principais recursos do Zoom

Participar e hospedar reuniões de vídeo com até 500 participantes
Compartilhar tela ou aplicativos específicos durante chamadas
Realizar webinars com registro e análise
Mensagens em grupo com compartilhamento de arquivos
Planos de fundo virtuais e filtros para melhorar aparência
Gravação de chamadas no armazenamento local ou na nuvem
Atalhos de teclado para silenciar, compartilhar e sair
Integração com sistemas de calendário como Google e Outlook

Como instalar o Zoom no Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub us.zoom.Zoom

Perguntas frequentes

Can I join a Zoom meeting without installing the app on Linux?

Yes, you can join via the web client in Chrome or Chromium, but screen sharing and some features are limited. Full functionality requires the desktop app.

Does Zoom support end-to-end encryption like Google Meet claims to?

No. Zoom uses AES-256 encryption for data in transit, but not end-to-end encryption for meetings. Google Meet offers true end-to-end encryption for eligible users.

Is Zoom free for Linux users?

Yes, the basic Zoom plan is free on Linux, but group meetings time out after 40 minutes. Paid plans remove this limit and add admin controls.