Slack today announced the availability of its team-communication app for the Windows operating system.
The well funded company announced the news in a blog post this morning.
Until this point, people running Windows could use Slack in the browser.
The news comes a little more than a year after launching with Mac, iOS, Android, and web apps. To get a feel for Slack’s capabilities, check out my post from this weekend, “10 things I love about Slack.” Competitors include Atlassian’s HipChat and VMware’s SocialCast.
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Slack lets you launch its new app when you boot up Windows, and it prevents notifications from coming up during events like presentations, according to today’s blog post.
A beta version of Slack’s Windows app became available last month, but now the official, updated, non-beta version is ready for download.
Find it here.
