Zoom Apps for Linux

+1 for another paying customer who could use Zoom apps for Linux!!!

Here is another paid user who wants zoom apps in Linux. Additionally Zoom Rooms in Linux would be very welcome as well.

Apps are not available on the web browser either so there is no real workaround. Losing faith in Zoom the more I use it. How can you guys not properly support your Linux client and users?

Paid user here representing a team of 4, all needing zoom apps on Linux. All the nitetsker bots we use now depend on zoom apps (tldv, fathom) - we are having to use Google meetings instead for calls which we need to record.

I'm also a paying customer and would like to see support for apps on linux. Thanks.

I don't believe that Zoom even has an in-house development team for Linux. Certainly Linux is a very low priority for them.  As a paying Zoom Professional user, I submitted a help ticket on this and was basically ignored. I had the same non-response to inquiries about "Original Sound for Musicians", which one would have thought would be relatively to implement compared to enabling apps but continues to unavailable despite having been standard on Apple and Windows for years.

+1 it's very frustrating to not be able to use Zoom apps on Linux as a paying customer. It's been 3 years now that this ticket has been created. Please add support for zoom apps on Linux.

Bump for interest. Would really appreciate getting linux support

Edit: It works, I just had to go to workspaec -> apps -> click the app and hit "open in meeting"

I discontinued my Zoom subscription and it's still not well supported so I won't be signing up any time soon. I am able to use Zoom even on my Raspberry Pi but that has more to do with the free support of the open source community than Zoom support, though even there I cannot click on a link from my web browser to have it open a meeting and have to enter the meeting ID and passcode manually. Clearly Zoom is not and has no intention to devote resources to Linux support still after this was brought up years ago.

I agree. I pay for it and I cannot even seem to track basic issues like multi-monitor sharing support for Wayland which is now the default on most. Still on Xorg and still struggerling with many issues.

I would happily sign NDA's and Product Manage this for free, to support the developers on what paying Linux users really need. I have the time, expertise and, most importantly, the passion to manage this Product as it seems to be unloved with Product Management on Linux.