It seems like the latest zoom version for ubuntu (6.3.10) still suffers from a substantial memory leak.
When I start a meeting, every time I start/stop my camera, the memory usage goes up by about 2-5MB.
Every cycle of  "start screen share -> stop screen share " increases memory demand between 50 and 200 MB.
Just sitting in a meeting with 2 colleagues for 30 minutes had zoom go from ~1GB of memory in the beginning to a total of 5GB...
Ending the meeting (zoo process still running) does not free any of this memory.
The only "sensible" way to use zoom on a Linux system seems to be to use the browser, where at least the leak isn't that bad, but there are leaks as well (especially when screen sharing).

I know that zoom can work with reasonable memory amounts on windows. Why is it so hard to make this also work on linux systems...

Does anyone have good suggestions what could be done here?

Hey Zoom community,

I’ve been using Zoom for virtual meetings and recently started exploring its potential for eCommerce consultations. Since I work with Sellvia, I’ve considered using Zoom to connect with potential customers, offer product recommendations, or even provide support for my store.

Has anyone here used Zoom for similar purposes in ecommerce? Any tips on setting up effective consultations, integrating scheduling tools, or automating follow-ups?

Would love to hear your experiences and best practices!

Hi, I live remote from a non-profit group I belong to.  There are monthly meetings in a conference room setting.  The leader of the group is the Zoom Host, with her laptop.  I am the only one dialing into Zoom.

Except for the Host, I cannot clearly hear anyone speaking.  It is muffled, and most words are undiscernible...how can this be corrected so my meeting experience is more productive?

Thank you, Beth

I am running Windows 11. Everytime I try to join a meeting on the desktop app, the meeting will open, ask if I want to join with computer audio, and when I click to join it crashes the window, loads the window again a second time, and then crashes. WHen I try to join again, it says that I am already in a meeting and asks to close it. I am also unable to join via web browser before updating to the most recent version. I have done an uninstall and done a clean install with CleanZoom. I have tried both the 64 and 32 bit versions and neither work.

Hi,

I'm on Pavilion laptop with Windows 11 24H2.

All of a sudden, my speakers are not working for Zoom, but they work for everything else.

When I do a speaker test, the bar is flashing as normal to show that it is making sound, but nothing comes out of the speakers.

I uninstalled and re-installed the app a few times, even removed FXSound sound enhancement, but I am still not getting any sound out. 

Mic and camera work fine.

Has anyone got any suggestions please?

TIA

I’ve noticed that my face is quite asymmetrical, and I recently realized that my students may have been seeing me in a way I find unflattering. I assumed that clicking the 'Mirror My Video' button would fix this, but I’ve now realized that it didn’t work as I thought. I’m looking for a real solution to this problem, or I might consider unsubscribing and switching back to Google Meet.

All users are assigned an 'Enterprise Essentials' licence when they login to Zoom for the first time, which is supposed to be for staff only as we have a limited number. I would like to have all users assigned an 'Enterprise Student' licence by default when they login to Zoom for the first time - is this possible to achieve within the Zoom admin console settings?

Thanks,

Anthony