In this guide, you will learn about Slack and how to install it on Linux easily.
As the number of people grew in any company, organization or community a need for communication medium arises requiring a place where everyone can talk to anyone at any point in time and share the valuable stuff.
This is where the Slack hops in, solving this giant problem. It’s a cloud-based instant messaging application or I should say a platform now, developed by Slack Technologies.
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