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Skype for Business Server 2015 customers should at a minimum download and install the Skype for Business Server 2015 Cumulative Update version 9319.272 or higher.

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NOTE: This download will install one of the following languages based on your OS system language preference: Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish.įor the best Mac client experiences and an always up-to-date infrastructure, we recommend all customers migrate to Office 365.

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Features like one-click join, edge-to-edge video, and full screen sharing give you a superior Skype Meetings experience. If there is too much of a delay, then I'd agree they're coasting.Skype for Business on Mac is the all new client that provides great communication experiences for Apple users.

Personally, I hope that Mac BU manages to update Mac Messenger quickly to activate A/V functionality once the next version of Live Messenger is released. Admittedly, it'd be nice to have consumer A/V working right now, but it would have been pointless to port over an old A/V stack which is going to be replaced in a few months anyways. And so when Mac Messenger is behind in technology we complain and when it is ahead in technology, we complain more. So in fact, Mac Messenger is ahead of Live Messenger, not behind. The reason why there is no consumer A/V support is because Live Messenger hasn't finished transitioning to the new A/V stack. So it's perfectly reasonable for Mac Messenger 7 to also be built using the new A/V stack.

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Simply put, Windows corporate Messenger uses a new A/V standard and Live Messenger is transitioning to that new A/V stack too.

If you have read the Mac Mojo post, then I don't know what there isn't to understand about the reason why their is no consumer A/V support. Their flash wannabe silverlight disaster must have a connection with Intel only release. Only bonus on this is lack of ads which I suspect, will be featured soon. a shareware 3d game but this is a IM application for God's sake.Īnd for the people who thinks they are finally treated equal on Mac at cost of PPC support: There is no such thing, run the latest MS Live on Windows and see what has it become. I would understand if it was a little shareware house with limited testing capabilities and relied on 3rd party frameworks, e.g.

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MS of Redmond, software giant can't release a multiple arch binary. So MS, keep your MSN and your childish incapable of multiple processor supporting junk. Skype does far better and way more advanced form of video/audio chat and it is available everywhere, from Linux to ARM CPU running Symbian/iPhone and uncountable fully supported (as there is an official SDK) 3rd party apps exist.

In fact, thanks to its reliable file transfer and no BS text chat, it is becoming the standard for IM too. Until MS could move their lazy political management, Skype has become the de facto World standard in audio/video chat. The fact that Microsoft seems to be committed to developing it further, such as in the recent addition of video and Yahoo Messenger interoperability, tends to make me look favorably on it - even if it IS made by Microsoft.ĭo I use it much? No, but that has nothing to do with my dislike of it, but simply due to the fact that I know very few people that actually use the network for communications.

Since then, though, Microsoft has turned this little train around and made something that is actually usable. There was no video, no audio, barely any features at all, which opened the door for some competition from sources like aMSN, Mercury Messenger and Mac Messenger. The fact of the matter is that Microsoft Messenger is as capable as just about any other messenger out there.Ī lot of people don't remember how broken MSN Messenger was just a few years ago. I presume a lot of it has to do with the fact that the word 'Microsoft' is in the name, which apparently connotes that the product is entirely un-Mac and, therefore, eeevil. I don't know about you, but iChat has a decided lack of features when compared to a lot of other clients.Įither way, Microsoft Messenger gets a lot of the same kind of flak that AOL Instant Messenger gets. I love it when people blast pieces of instant messaging software, especially when they cite a lack of features.

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