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Home / IT News / Is Microsoft Teams Heading to Linux?

Is Microsoft Teams Heading to Linux?

08/09/19
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  • IT Consultant
  • Linux
  • Microsoft Gold Partner
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Office 365 solutions

At long last, Microsoft may be launching its Teams app for a Linux client. There has been online chatter about Microsoft finally releasing a Linux client for its collaboration tool, Slack recently launched one. Microsoft Teams already has Teams for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, but despite calls from Linux users over several years, it has never released a Teams client for machines running the open-source operating system for reasons unknown.

Presently, Linux users can use Teams in the browser, but a client would also allow notifications in the app and require less effort to give Teams in the browser the same features as the Windows client.

There are reports that a repo for a Linux Teams client was found, although it is empty. More evidence stems from a recent comment by a Teams engineer called Alex on the Teams Uservoice feedback forum, who suggests Microsoft is working on the answer by telling users on the thread to “stay tuned” and that Microsoft wants everyone to have Teams.

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