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My employer wants me and the team of developers to communicate with them using gotomeeting.com service. Is it possible to use GoToMeeting in Debian? I know that officially GoToMeeting supports only Mac and Win.
We use mainly Teams on Citrix as the new default to go platform (company policy decision) but I also see alot of Zoom happening nowadays as well as the occasional gotomeeting and equivalents. On the new platform anything works solid and I've heard nothing but good comments from end users while on the old platform (Win 2012r2 image with weaker HP G7 hardware and no GPU at all) I see nothing but problems nowadays. As such anything audio/video we don't even officially support on it within the company since playing a simple youtube HD video nowadays just flatlines all virtual cpu cores in the vda server.
the key to solving any typical audio/video bottlenecks on the cpu is making sure the VDA server can offload to a any working GPU (even a consumer geforce/quadro/... card or whatever usually accelerates a local windows pc) in it. So purely for testing you could just simply modify and run your existing golden image config on any bare metal server (or install one from scratch) and then have people log into the Citrix VDA on that specific server. The Citrix and windows RDS policies you then configure to ensure offloading (hardware acceleration) happens towards the client machines etc. For instance in case your existing blades happen to run a bare metal install of Windows OS + Citrix VDA layer you could simply pop a GPU in there and test immediately. I didn't ask you if they were virtualized or not so I don't know.
For users on a call, the in-meeting features are easy to find, easy to use, and work how you would expect. As the host I could mute and unmute participants, turn off screen sharing for attendees, make other people joint-hosts and rename people once they had dialed into the call. Zoom also gives users the options to share individual desktop windows rather than an all-encompassing screen share, which is definitely preferable for privacy.