Couch Breakout Mac OS
  1. Participating in Zoom Breakout Rooms - Windows and Mac

Overview

Breakout rooms are sessions that are split off from the main Zoom meeting. They allow the participants to meet in smaller groups. Breakout rooms can be used for collaboration and discussion of the meeting.

Prerequisites

  • Join the meeting by the Zoom desktop client, mobile app, phone, or H.323/SIP device
  • Invitation to join breakout rooms from the meeting host

Note: Users joined into the Zoom meeting from the Zoom Desktop Client, Zoom Mobile App, or H.323/SIP devices can participate in breakout rooms. Users joined via the web client, Chromebooks/Chrome OS or Zoom Rooms are unable to join Breakout Rooms, but the main room can be used as an alternative session for these users.

Joining a Breakout Room

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  • Find games for macOS tagged Breakout like Pongeon, BREAKDOWN, Gauntlet: Dungeon Breakout (Pre-Alpha), PERSPEkTIVA, Plonat Atek on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace.
  • Download breakout-macos-x86amd64 Using the Breakout Tool. The Breakout Tool should be downloaded into it’s own folder. Once we get the Breakout Tool running, it will end up creating a YAML file. Once the file is downloaded into it’s own directory, we need change it so it is executable. If you look at the permissions, it is not set to execute.

Find games for macOS tagged Breakout like Pongeon, BREAKDOWN, Gauntlet: Dungeon Breakout (Pre-Alpha), PERSPEkTIVA, Plonat Atek on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace.

  1. The host will need to invite you to join the breakout room.
  2. Click Join.
  3. If you choose Later, you can join by clicking the Breakout Rooms option in your meeting controls.
  4. Click Join Breakout Room.

Participating in the Breakout Room

Once you've joined the breakout room, you will have full controls similar to the meeting. You can:

  • Mute/Unmute to speak
  • Start/Stop Video
  • Participants - view the Participants list
  • Share screen - read more about screen sharing
  • Chat - type messages to the other participants in your breakout room
  • Record - you can record the Breakout Room locally if the host gives you recording permission. Read more about local recording.
  • Ask for Help - request help from the meeting host

Asking for Help

If you click Ask for Help, it will notify the meeting host that you need assistance and they will be asked to join your breakout room.

  1. Click Ask for Help in the meeting controls.
  2. Confirm that you would like assistance by clicking Invite Host.

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Recording while in a Breakout Room

  1. Ask the host for permission to record. The host needs to allow recording before opening the breakout rooms. If the host has already open the breakouts rooms, they can join your breakout room to allow you to record.
  2. Click Record in the meeting controls to start a local recording.
  3. The host will need to invite you to join the breakout room.
  4. Click the pause or stop icon in the meeting controls to pause or stop the recording.
    The recording can also be stopped or paused by clicking the indicator in the top left corner.![](https://assets.zoom.us/images/en-us/desktop/generic/stop-pause-recording-top-left-corner.png)

Learn more about local recording.

Leaving the Breakout Room

You can leave the breakout room and return to the main meeting session at any time, or you can leave the meeting entirely from the breakout room.

  1. Click Leave Breakout Room.
  2. Choose if you want to leave the breakout room or the entire meeting.
  3. When the host ends the breakout rooms, you will be notified and given the option to return to the main room immediately, or in 60 seconds.

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I have been working on a proof of concept using CouchDB. After getting the proof of concept working, I spun up a digital oceandroplet and proceeded to setup CouchDB on the server. I went to enable the SSH tunnel so I could access the CouchDB Futon instance and promptly ran into an error because my local instance of CouchDB was using the same port, 5984. I had a lot of trouble finding out an easy way to stop CouchDB because the documentation in the Wiki wasn’t accurate:

As a workaround, in Terminal, run

This will output something like:

99093 0 org.apache.couchdb.288008

Grab the highlighted portion and run

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Substitute the process name accordingly and you should be able to run the ‘launchctl list’ command again and see the process is no longer present.

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