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* Changed to Podman * added option to use podman or docker on host * Feature/podman fix (#1) * WIP * WIP * restored dockerfile * podman works rootless savepoint * added bin folder * changed teams-two to podman * changed to podman scheme * updated Makefile * updated README.md * host script refactor * renamed Dockerfile to Containerfile for podman scheme * added ci * changed ci script name * tried changing repo name * prepared merge with main. Added config to swap container runtime with ease * added podman explanation to readme * improved the runtime_switching experience * fixed path mistake in env loading
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Microsoft Teams in Container
This projects objective is to provide Microsoft Teams as a container to enable multiple accounts to be used simultaniously.
Currently the project supports Docker and Podman. Select which runtime you want with the convenient make targets:
Makefile (System setup)
- docker_runtime
- podman_runtime
- current_runtime
The default runtime is Docker. Select podman with "make podman" and confirm with "make current_runtime".
The Makefile contains the relevant commands to use the application. The project works with two accounts, but can be extended to any number of accounts (not tested).
Teams is not the most stable application, so you can expect to get familiar with the two first commands in the Maefile:
Makefile
- launch
- kill-containers
- install
- uninstall
- build
Supported Container Runtimes
Podman has been added as an alternative to Docker, to enable use on systems without root access. When using Podman, the container user's root will only have the permission of the user executing podman, and the container user will have UID > 10000 as per best practice recommendations.
Old Readme
This project is inspired from te works of gfa01/slack-desktop, but instead for Microsoft Teams. The old README explains the use of PulseAudio and XServer well
You can find the README from the project which this is based on in the folder Old/
To get up and running
Ensure you have two Microsoft configurations in ~/.config, mine are named Microsoft and MicrosoftTwo
Either use the images i pushed to dockerhub by directly running
make install
make launch
and two Microsoft Teams applications should appear on your screen.
Do you wish to modify the image, you can change the image name in the scripts in the scripts/ folder.
Uninstall
Simply run
make kill-containers
make uninstall