Screen sharing is not supported by recent Redhat Linux Zoom versions even so a message is displayed saying, that Wayland is supported and indeed this was the case a few versions ago.

Please test new versions before providing them for download - maybe it would be best if you identify the older version that used to work - unfortunately, I don't remember the version number.

Is this issue on the bug-list?

I know, it can work when using X11 but this causes issues with other current applications.

My university admin says they can't change my account. Zoom says "This email domain has already been managed by another account. (200)"  How do I resolve this? Group meetings always run over the 45 minutes and the university says "I should have this."

We use Zoom to stream our services and have a custom stream set up to send it to Streamspot.  For the past two weeks I have been getting live streaming sent to the Streamspot stream.  How do I disable this?  I am fine with disabling it for everyone.

Unfortunately, live captioning is NOT suitable for content that is not English spoken word.  Music and speech in Hebrew gets translated to random text.  This is both useless and our congregants have complained that it is very offensive (think about prayers translated to "da da da" or random words)

Starting Jan 1 2023 I'm going to be responsible for running 7 meetings a week.

I want to switch from 3 platforms 5x a week to 1 platform 7x a week.

I want other people to be able to host in my absence.

Can I do this by using the claim host feature

(If so how do I get that number and can I change it weekly) or

If there's a better way to accomplish this then please let me know

The new year isn't far away so please help

So today i hosted a meeting and made someone else animator. This person recorded our meeting but she didn't have a pop-up screen at the end of the meeting as usual when you record locally on your computer. She doesn't have the record on her cloud, and i don"t have this meeting on my cloud either.
where could it be ?