Zoom Download Center for Linux

If you're looking to test connecting to a meeting using videoconferencing equipment, the first step is to create and host a meeting to join first. Unfortunately, meetings cannot be hosted directly from videoconferencing equipment. To ensure a smooth connection, make sure to test your Zoom meeting with the device you intend to connect or host from.

Before hosting or joining a meeting, it's recommended that you join a test meeting to check your internet connection, audio, and video. This will help identify any potential issues before they become problematic.

Connecting to Zoom

You have several options for connecting to Zoom:

* Install the Zoom client on your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer.

* Alternatively, you can install Zoom on a laptop, desktop, or mobile device.

* If you're in a meeting room with videoconferencing equipment and won't be using your own device, follow the instructions provided for connecting to Zoom from a videoconferencing room.

Installing Zoom Client

To get started, download the Zoom client for your Linux computer. This will provide you with the necessary software to join meetings and connect with other users.

Upgrading Your Zoom Software

It's essential to keep your Zoom software up-to-date to take advantage of new features and resolve potential issues. If your version of Zoom is older than nine months, you'll be blocked from joining meetings until you upgrade.

To update your Zoom software, simply follow the instructions provided for upgrading to the latest version. Zoom requires users to update their software if it's more than nine months behind the current version.

By following these simple steps and keeping your Zoom software up-to-date, you'll be able to connect seamlessly with others using videoconferencing equipment or your own device.

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