- #DUAL FAMILY PART 2 HOW TO#
- #DUAL FAMILY PART 2 INSTALL#
- #DUAL FAMILY PART 2 PROFESSIONAL#
- #DUAL FAMILY PART 2 TV#
#DUAL FAMILY PART 2 INSTALL#
Download and install the current version of Node.js, then install it. We use Node.js to run Nativefier, which allows us to quickly make an app from any web page. These are only used for the creation and can be uninstalled straight after. To make the apps themselves we need to install a tool.
#DUAL FAMILY PART 2 HOW TO#
How to make your additional Teams clients It is NOT a desktop Teams client, but it’s pretty close. What we’re doing is “wrapping” the guest access to each tenant into a Chromium based app using something called Electron. If you like what you see below – then follow the next few steps.Īs a caveat, it’s important to note that we aren’t actually launching multiple desktop teams clients. Well – you can – and this can be irrespective of the actual sign in account (for example, if you’ve got multiple Office 365 identities) – but here it is well suited to logging into multiple organizations as a Guest alongside your home tenant. What if you could launch multiple Teams clients on the desktop, each configured to a separate tenant?
On the web, Teams only lets you sign into and chat once per logged in session – so the only workaround on the web is multiple Chrome profiles, or perhaps an “InPrivate” profile to log into a second instance. On the desktop, you can only launch one copy of Teams at once. You can only log into one organization’s Teams at once You can see what the experience of switching is like below: This means if you are chatting with a colleague in your organization’s Teams, then you’ll have to halt that conversation to go and chat and participate in an external team that you’ve been invited too. The experience for this first version does leave a little to be desired, because you need to switch between tenants to see conversations in external organizations. It’s a great move from Microsoft and once it’s set up and working (you need to enable it as an administrator), it works pretty well. It allows you to invite others from outside your organisation to participate in your Teams.
#DUAL FAMILY PART 2 TV#
In fact, I think it has many more years left in it! I certainly won't be swapping my TV for the latest laptop and will continue to enjoy relaxing in front of it in the evenings.Microsoft launched Guest access for Microsoft Teams this week, in a move that was welcomed by many.
So I don't think we should be so quick to say goodbye to the TV. Anybody can post information on the Internet and a lot of it is opinion rather than fact.
I enjoy sitting down to the news on TV in the evening, knowing that I am more likely to believe the information than the things I read online. I agree that it is easy to keep up-to-date with the latest news on the Internet, even though much of it is not true or certainly can't be trusted.
#DUAL FAMILY PART 2 PROFESSIONAL#
At least TV shows have professional people checking the quality of shows, which a lot of content on the web doesn't. However, I would argue that a lot of content on the Internet isn't particularly great. It is certainly true that many of the channels do nothing more than repeat old shows or offer cheap, low quality programmes. Some people argue that the TV offers a poor quality of programmes on the many channels we now have. How often do thousands or even millions of friends or families sit down at the same time to watch something together online?
It offers us the chance to see top musical artists, great films and documentaries and sometimes, thanks to important live events, it has the power to bring the whole country and all ages together in a way the Internet never could. The TV is still a very popular way a lot of us get our entertainment at home. The time we spend watching videos online is certainly increasing but I don't think this is a reason to believe we should be saying goodbye to the television. As a result, they argue the TV is becoming less and less important in our lives. According to this view, people are spending far more time using the Internet for their entertainment and for information. I keep reading articles that argue the TV is dead. The End of TV? Tom Collins offers his opinion
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