Yes, Microsoft Teams for Linux too: Microsoft released the Teams app, a group chat program, for the Linux platform as a preview yesterday, December 10.
No, it's not April Fools' Day, the Microsoft Teams app for Linux systems is already available for download starting today in .deb and .rpm formats (Link at the end of the post). Company executives stated that all the core features of the app will be available for Linux users as well.
Microsoft's blog post states that "Microsoft Teams is the first Office app to come to Linux desktops.".
Is Microsoft hinting that we might see OneDrive or some other Office applications on Linux?
Nobody knows, as there is no official position yet. But it would be an interesting project, as Microsoft's popular Office would have to compete with the free LibreOffice.
Microsoft already offers the Teams app on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android mobile devices, as well as on the web through your browser. It's a competitor to Sack, which already has a client for Linux.
Read the company's announcement.
If you want to try the application, you can download the package you are interested in from the link below:
https://aka.ms/get-teams-linux
