us.zoom.Zoom
**NOTE: This wrapper is not verified by, affiliated with, or supported by zoom.us.**
Award winning Zoom brings video conferencing, online meetings, and group messaging into one easy-to-use application.
- One consistent enterprise experience for all use cases
- Engineered and optimized to work reliably
- Up to 500 video participants and 10,000 viewers
- Easy-to-use, buy and scale
- Most affordable, straightforward pricing
Latest reviews
You are better served using Zoom in the browser. This program does not integrate well with Mint, leading to issues where the window won't appear randomly or things won't work that do in the browser. However, for a power user this may be appropriate, since it brings more features than web usage, additionally it is also nice that Zoom is isolated in the Flatpak.
Cumbersome UI it has when worked, laggy, buggy, and now it even does not connect with error 5003.
Works flawlessly on Linux Mint 21.3 (Version: 6.1.5). Only issue I had was text input unfocussing when meeting guests spams the chat
Flatpak version 6.0.2 + Mint 21.3 + NVIDIA + X11 works perfectly with external handycam and tascam recorder as a microphone.
so-so. meetings work, but the little window upon minimizing the meeting doesnt stick on top of the screen.
Does NOT work with Linux Mint 20.3 Cinnamon (audio is EXTREMELY "choppy" and video CONSTANTLY "swipes" up and down, blanking the screen). Tried uninstalling and reinstalling many times from both the Software Manager and directly at the Zoom website. ALL DO NOT WORK.
The flathub version of zoom lacks even basic text formatting, it won't let you upload files, and often won't even allow pasting into chat either. The latest version as of writing this (5.17.5.2543) breaks the SSO login, but you can use old version sudo flatpak update --commit=e3f82bb90c7fd5f5f5b28985773f9966f2792c500189c2ac7c77def466c58287 us.zoom.Zoom
Camera does not work with my Huawei Matebook D16, linux mint 21.1. Camera light is on, but video image displays for 1 second and then goes black. Tried playing with settings, but after restarting the app, settings are lost. The "remember me" checkbox does not work either, so you have to login every time. Keeping this thing on my disk costs 2 GB. Uninstalled immediately. Tried the .deb version from https://zoom.us/download. Camera didn't work either (didn't expect it to - these things rarely work with linux anyway). Initially happy to see that zoom troubled itself to make a linux client, but end result is as usually disappointment
I was having problem where whatever changes I made to the settings was lost when I restarted the app. They reverted back to the default. Virtual backgrounds I added was also lost. And my account did not remain signed in even though I ticked the box when I signed in. Anyway it turned out that to solve this problem you needed to just remove the old ~/.zoom directory (from previous .deb version I was using) and restart the app. It will recreate the directory. After that all was alright again.
Its working fine but having an issue. I am not able to change the recordings directory. There is some glich there. Hope it'll be resolved in the next version of flatpak.
This zoom version works fine, but it doesn't have audio advanced options, so it's impossible to make transmissions with professional audio settings. Audio will not sound good if you want to make live music, for example. This feautures are included in other distros like Windows or Mac. If you could add this features to Linux zoom, it would be heaven for me, as I´m musician and i will never migrate out of linux (for what i had to have another laptop with Windows on it to transmit concerts trough Zoom)
On LinuxMint 20.3 Cinnamon works well. The download from https://zoom.us/download?os=linux Caused VLC to take about 30 seconds to start, had to uninstal and use TimeShift to resotre OS to get VLC to work properly again. Pity that FlatHub takes so much space on HD
It works. In comparison to other web meeting cilents it is much better and it is generally kept up to date. In the 'work world' you probably have to deal with several meeting products and clients and their clients generally don't work well. The Zoom client will give you more flexibility than the Zoom web client. If you want the absolute up to date version, pull from the Zoom web site.
Would not run on fresh install of Linux Mint 20.3 with Cinnamon. Got the .deb from Zoom's own website and that one works well.
Zoom works fine overall! Sound works, conferences are shown and video camera work. If that on version linux mint 20.2 "Uma".
Installed on my mid-2010 macbook laptop. works perfectly so far with the video and audio. however I havn't had a chance to do any screen sharing yet.
I use this software on Mint 20.2 to teach online, when it crashes I have to reboot my laptop, it rarely happens though
proprietary half-baked, as i expected it doesn't work well. webcam is just blank and in settings my mic worked but in meeting when un-muted, i don't think they heard me.
I have tried both this FlatHub version, and the direct download from Zoom on 20 and 19.3, apart from the vast difference in installed size both claim to be the same version. Build 5.1.422789.0705 has GUI issues but the latest from Zoom seems OK now
installed, click on the browser link and everything fonctionned at first try. Must say I was impressed. Good wrapper. I don't like Zoom very much but I still need to join meetings.