I realize it's been a bit since this was sent, but was just going
through emails and saw it again, figured I'd put in my $.02.

This was about two or three years ago when I was solely using Debian,
my wife had a series of online meetings where they were using Cisco
Webex. I tried everything I could think of or find to use Webex on
Debian, but it didn't work. I finally set up a Win10 system just for
Webex, and it worked great (up until the dog unplugged the laptop with
failed battery and then Windows refused to boot up again).

So I'm not surprised you couldn't get it working either.

I know I have set up Teams for Linux on a Devuan system and my kid uses
that for online school. I'm pretty sure I've used Zoom on Linux before,
but that's been a while.

On Tue, 2025-07-29 at 09:33 +0100, Rainer Weikusat via Dng wrote:
> In the hope that someone might have encountered that already and
> possibly know a solution:
>
> When I'm trying to join a WebEx meeting from my desktop computer, I
> get
> a working camera display the preview (possibly no audio, though).
> When
> trying to join an actual meeting, a "spinning something" appears for
> a
> short while and then, the error message
>
> Your browser doesn't meet Webex system requirements. Install and
> activate the OpenH264 Video Codec provided by Cisco Systems, Inc. and
> then try joining again.
>
> gets displayed. Both the codec and 'Cisco WebEx Extension' are
> installed
> and activated, though.
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