I have the Zoom client installed on a Xubuntu machine in my living room.
I tried to connect to a meeting and got an "update required" (or words
to that effect) message. When I clicked on whatever the button was for
proceeding it downloaded a Windows install file. I went to the Zoom site
and downloaded zoom_amd64.deb. I right clicked on it to open it in the
Software install program. I got a window telling me something about
licenses needing to be updated, or something like that. (I'm not in the
living room right now and don't recall the details.) There were two
things to correct, and a link that told me it would take me to a page
that would explain how to do it. Clicking on that produced no response.
Hovering over it showed me a link to a page on Zoom's website, so I
copied that link and went to it in Firefox. At the time I didn't have
time to spend reading all the stuff, but none of it looked to be
particularly useful.
The main problem at the moment is that that window with license stuff
has no window controls. The only way I found to get rid of it was to
restart Xubuntu.
Any ideas on how to deal with this? I have other computers with working
Zoom client installations so I don't need it immediately, but the living
room computer has a connection to the TV and stereo systems for better
picture and sound, so I'd like to fix it.
Thanks.
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Regards,
Dick Steffens
