Hey, is the TS5 Trello no longer being maintained/updated?
Last update documented was beta.25 almost a full year ago, so it would be nice to have a centralised and up to date place to see what’s in the pipeline.
Thanks 
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The Trello bord is currently outdated and is also for information purposes only.
The information on Trello is without warranty.
News will always be announced in the forum and on the social media platforms (mainly Twitter, Facebook).
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cheers
TeamSpeak 5 is not dead. The Roadmap will not updated anymore
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We decided not to use and maintain Trello.
Also we are currently not giving out a road map any longer during the beta stage. This may change while we are in Open beta stage.
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Hey,
im enjoying the new teamspeak and im using it for a long time now. I dont want to use older versions like 3.5.X for several reasons. I dont like them so much. The last good version was 3.3.2. I just cant work with any version above 3.3.2
Whatever im using the new Teamspeak for several months now and its awesome.no complains there. But im curious when they implement the file manager for channels. I need that and dont want to download a old 3.3.2 version from a third-party website that i cant trust. Is there a timeline or a list of ToDo’s or with ETA’s for features and future plans and what we can expect from the new Teamspeak development in the future ? I saw a big timeline of ToDo’s and what we can expect for the future a long time ago but i have no idea where i can find it again. Thanks in advance for any info 
Best regards
If you want to download v3.3.2 from official source, you’ll find it here. Just choose correct version and download.
Thank you was looking for a source i can trust
the roadmap on Trello becomes unavailable to access
Have a look here
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Thank you
Is there a roadmap or anywhere to go to follow along with the development of ts6? I go through the forums but I’m curious if there is a centralized area with what is currently being worked on/prioritized?
We don’t provide a roadmap at this time, but we post updates about the development status in Announcements or on our @TeamSpeakDev account in X.
Note: You’ll need to be logged in to view the whole profile / all available posts or use an external X viewer.
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After Discord’s announcement, my group of friends and I, like many others, fled from there and found a new home on TeamSpeak. The internet, and Reddit in particular, is full of posts like this and TeamSpeak is often mentioned, at least for now, as a good alternative. Two things stand out here:
A self-hosted server is free up to 32 slots. I think that’s great at first, but for many users with large communities that’s not enough.
Because of that, and also out of general interest, since TS6 is still in beta:
Is there a roadmap anywhere, or at least some outlook on a finished version?
Which features are planned, and where is this heading overall? More slots for self-hosted servers?
We’re all in a phase of upheaval right now that I’d argue most people have never experienced in this form before. Over the years Discord became established, users got used to how things work and most of the time it just.. well, it worked. Now we’re all searching again from scratch, and I think TeamSpeak would be doing itself a huge favor if they came forward now with transparency and some kind of roadmap. The opportunity to catch users, and especially large communities coming from Discord is unique, and likely (+ hopefully) won’t happen a second time in the same way.
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Well yeah, the last post on X is 4 months old, beta8 hasn’t even been named. I’m sure at least something happened in that time? At least there is a announcement here in the community.
What I mean is: the people leaving discord are looking right now, with a little bit of transpareny and showing you care it would be a lot easier to get those people to using TeamSpeak I guess? Giving the people something to actually get hyped for or look forward to, like some features known and actually required by some in order to choose TeamSpeak instead of a competitor.
Of course I’m happy that we are where we are right now and that my friends accepted TeamSpeak instead of Discord. It’s just that I think there is a huge possibility to grow by what Discord did wrong. Just my two cents.
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Latest tweet is from early february this year:
https://twitter.com/teamspeakdev/status/2020898466164056285?s=46&t=IAZsmu0DLqYpqtqThwPglw
I can totally understand your frustration. Unfortunately, communication has never been a strong point here.
In any case, work is continuing behind the scenes and things are happening. But I can’t tell you any more than what is being teased on Twitter and here in the forum.
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Sorry, I didn’t see that. I looked through the whole profile, which oddly enough isn’t sorted chronologically for me. Maybe that’s because I’m not logged in since I don’t have an account? In that case, of course I take that point back!
I’m just hoping people take advantage of this huge opportunity to at least catch some of the “Discord refugees”. Personally, I already liked TeamSpeak 3 back in the days before Discord existed, so for me there was never any question about where we’d move as a group. For other users and especially large communities that apparently isn’t quite so straightforward, like we see in reddit threads.
Thanks for the help; I guess now it’s just a matter of waiting and hoping.
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Hi,
I was just wondering if the devs have a public roadmap to show when we can expect new features to come / be released to the public ie mobile app, server-side streaming etc.
Hey, please take a look here:
