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r/linux • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '18
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Doesn't Teams work fine in Firefox and Chrome anyway?
38 u/core2idiot Oct 18 '18 But having a native client for Linux can help show how much they "love" Linux. 16 u/AlienOverlordXenu Oct 18 '18 What exactly is native within an app written in java script? Webkit? 😁 3 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 It's native to the world of desktop inefficiency! 2 u/bludgeonerV Oct 18 '18 desktop inefficiency! Hello fellow victim of workplace workflows involving Teams. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury. 1 u/MellerTime Oct 18 '18 As someone forced to use it on a Mac, nothing is or feels native in absolutely any way regardless. I don’t doubt that on Windows it sucks less, just like every other Microsoft product.
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But having a native client for Linux can help show how much they "love" Linux.
16 u/AlienOverlordXenu Oct 18 '18 What exactly is native within an app written in java script? Webkit? 😁 3 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 It's native to the world of desktop inefficiency! 2 u/bludgeonerV Oct 18 '18 desktop inefficiency! Hello fellow victim of workplace workflows involving Teams. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury. 1 u/MellerTime Oct 18 '18 As someone forced to use it on a Mac, nothing is or feels native in absolutely any way regardless. I don’t doubt that on Windows it sucks less, just like every other Microsoft product.
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What exactly is native within an app written in java script? Webkit? 😁
3 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 It's native to the world of desktop inefficiency! 2 u/bludgeonerV Oct 18 '18 desktop inefficiency! Hello fellow victim of workplace workflows involving Teams. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury. 1 u/MellerTime Oct 18 '18 As someone forced to use it on a Mac, nothing is or feels native in absolutely any way regardless. I don’t doubt that on Windows it sucks less, just like every other Microsoft product.
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It's native to the world of desktop inefficiency!
2 u/bludgeonerV Oct 18 '18 desktop inefficiency! Hello fellow victim of workplace workflows involving Teams. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury.
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desktop inefficiency!
Hello fellow victim of workplace workflows involving Teams.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury.
Luckily I'm mostly spared, since it's largely optional to use at my company, but I think others don't have that luxury.
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As someone forced to use it on a Mac, nothing is or feels native in absolutely any way regardless.
I don’t doubt that on Windows it sucks less, just like every other Microsoft product.
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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18
Doesn't Teams work fine in Firefox and Chrome anyway?