You will be required to enter the Meeting ID or a Personal Link Name sent to you by the meeting admin (one who created the Zoom meeting). This option enables you to join a Zoom meeting without creating an account. To setup, a proxy, click on the Ethernet icon at the bottom-right of the window, as shown below. Launch the Zoom application Getting Started with Zoomįrom the main Zoom Window, you can do three things – Join a meeting, Sign In, and Setup proxy. You should see the ‘Sign In’ and ‘Join Meeting’ buttons. Alternatively, you can start it from the Command-line by executing the ‘ zoom‘ command. To launch it, navigate to the Ubuntu Applications menu. Zoom should now be installed in your Ubuntu system. Sudo apt install zoom_b Install Zoom via command-line Execute the following series of commands. Launch the terminal and navigate to the directory where you downloaded your setup file. To those who find installing applications via the command-line fascinating, this method is for you. From here, all you need to do is click the ‘ Install’ button. That will open the Ubuntu Software application. Right-click on it and select the option “Open with Software Install.” Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the setup file. It is the easiest way if you don’t want to start typing Linux commands on the terminal. In this tutorial, I will show you two ways -The Graphical way using “Software Install” and via the Command-line. Like stated above, DEB files are easy to install. Once we have downloaded the file, the next step is the installation process. Zoom Setup file Step 2 – Install Zoom (2 Methods) If you have no idea about this, just chose the first option, which is the latest. You will also need to select the Zoom version you wish to download. Under the OS Architecture, select the option that is compatible with your system. You will be required to choose your Linux distribution of choice. I like using DEB files since the installation process is easy and fast. Please navigate to the download page with the link below to download it. Luckily, there is a Zoom DEB setup file available for Linux distribution like Ubuntu and Debian. Our Ubuntu distribution of choice will be Ubuntu 20.04 LTS however, I was still able to install it on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with this same procedure. In this post, you will learn how to install and run Zoom on your Ubuntu system. It is mainly implemented by large organizations to schedule and have Zoom Meeting in their conference rooms. Zoom Room, on the other hand, is a physical hardware setup.
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