# Is there a Zoom app for Linux?

I don't know if there is a Zoom application for Linux. Searching, I couldn't find anything. I am referring to Arch Linux. Zoom is among the best web applications in the world that provide access to high-quality video conferences and meetings. This application is trendy for academic, business, and personal use. The trend of using Zoom for academics has recently increased significantly. Even if you are a student or a teacher, you must have Zoom installed on your system to participate in online video conference sessions. You can comfortably obtain and install the Zoom application, which includes cloud-based solutions to facilitate user adaptation. The application is highly compatible with most operating systems, including Linux and its respective distributions. After obtaining Zoom for yourself, you can enjoy its unique features, which include video calls, screen sharing, and many other uses. After installing Zoom following this guide, you can easily use this application for your online classes or business meetings. This guide shows you how to install the Zoom application on your personal server.

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: marketing
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### Comment 1

Yes. It does work really well but the "share screen" requires GNOME (doesn't work with KDE)

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- Posted at: almost 4 years ago
- Author title: Air Quality Scientist at NIWA Ltd




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