I have two Ubuntu 22.04 systems running Zoom, one Wayland, one X11. 

The 22.04 X11 zoom is 5.13.5 (431), and crashes ever time when I am in the waiting room then I am admitted to the meeting. On admission, I usually see the main zoom meeting window come up. Then the  Chat window pops up, but does not fill, then zoom crashes. I have submitted multiple crash dumps.

The 22.04 Wayland zoom is 5.13.3 (651). It runs fine.

Is there a way to open a bug report?

I haven't tried downgrading to 5.13.3 yet. Any other suggestions on how to get 5.13.5 working? 

We will livestream a Zoom meeting to YouTube and we have tested this and that works fine. 

Since there will be interpreting, we would like to livestream the interpretation channel as well. Would this be possible and if so, how? And we would it the be possible to livestream both the original language and the interpretation? And then let attendees choose.

Looking forward to your comments.

I have a licensed zoom account for meetings and webinars.  For the last couple of months, I keep getting logged out of my account, despite the "stay signed in" box being checked.  I'm not using zoom on any other devices at the time.  It's irritating and I'm worried it may happen when hosting a meeting or webinar. 

I have an upcoming meeting that I scheduled but now cannot attend and will be on a flight so I can't start the meeting and switch hosts . The person who needs to host it is not authorized on my pro account. 

Can I have her join with several days early and switch the host to her or would it revert back to me on day of? Any other suggestions?

I'd like to avoid sending a cancelation and having her sending a new zoom link to our whole team. 

Is it possible via the Zoom API to have the Zoom Audio default to via "Wifi or Cellular Data"  so it doesn't need to be selected? And if the person wanted to connect via dial in - they could select the headphones and update their connection?

I often hear people talking about advanced settings that are not in the Linux versions with regard to optimizing settings for live music.

Lately I've been hearing buzz about a beta version that promises reduced latency a la Jamulus, Sonobus, Koord, FarPlay, etc. (See the wikipedia list below.) There are a few organizations and individuals that are not tech savvy enough to use anything except Zoom. If they go to a low-latency version and I cannot follow, I'll probably stop using Zoom.

So, don't forget about us Linux users. Thanks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Remote_Music_Performance_Software