In the midst of a global pandemic, with everyone trying to carry out online work from home, FaceTime meetings and the Mac being one of the essential tools at the moment, there is a program that does not seem to be willing to settle on macOS yet. We are talking about Teams, the Microsoft program that seems to it just got on well with Windows and a little more. It should be otherwise, but for the moment it is what it is.
Although Teams has been perfected with a new update and it also seems that many things have been improved, it does not seem that interacting with macOS is one of them. It also seems that Microsoft has not found out that we have a new player on the scene: The M1 chip. Yes you know, at least in his ads try to go against him, but the truth is overwhelming.
This Microsoft Teams update offers some substantial performance improvements and reduces overall resource usage. Microsoft has tacitly confirmed that it is also working on a performance update for the macOS client, which is based on Electron. Microsoft is aware of and is currently working on a new update that will reduce memory / CPU usage.
Now, it seems that this vision of the company not shared by users. At least if you look at the comments on the dedicated forums:
The biggest problem is that many promises have been made for many years that it is being fixed and that it was going to be imminent or that it has already been fixed. However, things continue as before. The company's credibility on this issue is wearing thin
In addition to all this, it does not help that the company has not notified when it will have a program worth running in the environment of the new Macs with M1. It seems that Microsoft does not want Themes to run smoothly on Macs. It may be a strategy for those users of the program to need to stay on Windows.
