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I am on Linux and never looking back to Windows (except if I have to use Microsoft Teams for interviews).
https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux
I have to use Teams for work and it works fine in a (Chrome-based) browser. I have a Chromium install that I only use for work stuff.
I had several issues using teams on browsers before so I felt compelled to use Windows for the app. But I admit that I never tried using it on Chromium so I will try next time.
If you can handle the browser version, works fine on Linux with Firefox.
Doesn’t Teams work in browsers, though (as a guest at least)?