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I want to know about teams M1 support as teams through rosetta glitches and Touch Bar controls especially leave button doesn't work. When can we get an arm based M1 apple silicon optimized teams?
Using Microsoft Teams on macOS, including installation, features, and compatibility
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Arm Windows 10. Office is x86 emulated, but Teams is Arm native.
Arm macOS. Office is Arm native, but Teams is x86 emulated.
What the actual Eff Microsoft?
Any word on this? I can't believe the native version isn't out yet. We are halfway through July 2021!
You are absolutely right, considering the norms during this pandemic situation people tend to use MS Teams more frequently. But, something you have to note is that Microsoft doesn't include Teams in the Office 365 bundle. Part of the reason is that Microsoft treats macOS as an inferior to Windows as they have to promote their own software. Moreover when Apple announced the Apple Silicon transition in the first place, developers were one of the first to receive the transition kit. Companies like Adobe and Blackmagic promised that they will be supporting and developing for the platform, so if I am not wrong Microsoft was in a way obliged to do the same and they announced their support for apple silicon. They included some apps in the office 365 bundle so as to satisfy Apple and us for the time, until the heat builds up and they really feel the need to actually develop a properly optimized MS Teams. No matter how much we crave for an optimized Teams that makes proper use of the M1 and it's capabilities, I believe we have no option but to wait until Microsoft takes their time, let's at least hope that the version they release then would be stable enough and show why they took so long.
Cheers...
I second that. It is puzzling to witness the development work on other apps within Office suite got updated with M1 native support, but Teams does not.
Wouldn't it be most people use Teams more than Word/Excel/Powerpoint?
It's true we need optimized teams badly, the day by day optimizations on MS powerpoint, word, excel and outlook has been excellent the latest update makes these apps open even faster. I just want Teams to get the same level of optimization and make proper use of the M1 silicon.