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Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager virtualization environmentsĬitrix Hypervisor virtualization environments See below for a full comparison of all features in both versions.Microsoft Azure Resource Manager cloud environments Categoryĭifferences between Microsoft Teams on Windows and Mac OS What do the Mac and Windows versions of Teams have in common?Īs you’ve gathered from the previous section, there aren’t many differences between the Mac and Windows desktop versions of the Teams app. You can, however, share system audio in other meeting types as seen in the detailed feature comparison at the bottom of this post. This one is really quite simple – other than cosmetic differences, the only feature lacking in the Mac version of Teams is the ability to share system audio specifically during live events. What are the differences between the Mac and Windows versions of the Teams client? The source of my information is this resource from Microsoft, but I’ve aggregated all of the data from all of its links into a single location here for convenience. Note: Looking for a Teams desktop vs web version comparison? Check out this other post. This post will detail how that Teams desktop application differs between Windows and Mac machines. Microsoft Teams is a bit different from many of the other Microsoft 365 apps in that it has a dedicated desktop application whereas many of the rest are exclusively browser-based (SharePoint, Planner, Forms, etc.).