there is no native skype for business client in linux.
2- Now, go to your application start menu. you will see pidgin icon there. click on it.
3- Open your pidgin. u will be greet with several prompt. click on "Add".
4- Now, insert your username. usualy it was <username>@<companydomain>.com.
7- Enjoy your office S4B/Lync in Linux
but, we can use an alternative apps to connect to S4B and Lync.
I use Elementary OS in this tutorial, it should also work with Ubuntu since they are practically the same distro. if you need help on another OS, ping me up and i will try my best to help
lets get started:-
sudo apt-get install pidgin pidgin-sipe
2- Now, go to your application start menu. you will see pidgin icon there. click on it.
3- Open your pidgin. u will be greet with several prompt. click on "Add".
4- Now, insert your username. usualy it was <username>@<companydomain>.com.
5- Go to advance setting. put into "User Agent" below code. (Credit to https://blog.programster.org)
UCCAPI/15.0.4420.1017 OC/15.0.4420.1017 (Microsoft Lync)
6- there is another extra steps, a bug actually. u need to set your SSL environment to 0. paste below command into your terminal.
export NSS_SSL_CBC_RANDOM_IV=0
7- Enjoy your office S4B/Lync in Linux
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