Hello everyone, you can now download Microsoft Teams for Ubuntu, a big step in the ongoing collaboration between Microsoft and Canonical. Today, we’ll highlight why Microsoft Teams is a great choice for team collaboration, chat, and project management on Linux.
At Oxavi Group, we’ve officially adopted Microsoft Teams, moving away from Trello, and we’re impressed with its user-friendly interface on Linux. Integrated with Office 365 and accessible on mobile devices, Microsoft Teams has become our go-to tool. Let us know what you think once you give it a try.
Install Microsoft Teams on Ubuntu
UPDATE: Microsoft Teams for Linux is no longer supported by Microsoft but we found a great alternative that works just fine at the Snap Store.
Download Microsoft Teams for Linux as a Snap App
What Is Microsoft Teams About?
Microsoft Teams is your hub for teamwork in Office 365. All your team conversations, files, meetings, and apps live together in a single shared workspace, and you can take it with you on your favorite mobile device. Whether you’re sprinting towards a deadline or sharing your next big idea, Teams can help you achieve more.
Microsoft Teams Features
- Easily manage your team’s projects with file editing and sharing on the go
- Connect face-to-face with HD audio and video, and join meetings from almost anywhere
- Chat privately or in groups, and communicate with the entire team in dedicated channels
- Mention individual team members, or the whole team at once, to get your colleagues’ attention
- Focus on what matters most by saving important conversations and customizing your notifications
- Search your chats and team conversations to quickly find what you need
- Get the enterprise-level security and compliance you expect from Office 365
Microsoft Teams Screenshots
Quick Links: Zoom for Ubuntu, Blender for Ubuntu, Twitch for Ubuntu & Android Studio for Ubuntu