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PewDiePie: I installed Linux (so should you)
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Your edge case is not indicative of a larger trend.
It is. If you ever try to plug a webcam or use any conference software on Linux. I will not speak about audio if you have to handle multiple sources...
I haven't had any issues with webcams or conference software (Jitsi, Zoom, and Discord).
You are using the WebRTC stack that's why. It's done by your browser. Bad quality, low stability ,not secure. Plus WebRTC can be used by malicious site, by default you should disable it. Nope I am talking about videconferencing software like Webex, ...