So I've been down this rabbit hole already. Aside from Anbox, it was one of the first things I attempted with my PBP.
The Chrome app, whether in Chrome on Linux or Chromium OS will not work. The Chrome app may download/install/"run" but it will never join a meeting. (If this has changed at all, please let us know! Zoom has a test page that will setup an empty meeting for you to connect and test audio/video.) We likely won't be seeing an official version of the desktop app available, either, as Zoom has focused development efforts on x86 only. They claim they will branch to other architectures if there is popular demand, but who knows how much weight that really carries.
The ONLY current way to use Zoom on the PBP is pretty annoying. Currently only the Android imgs for rkflashtool (on the wiki, but do not use the versions for specific SD sizes - they don't boot.) I tried through Anbox on Manjaro, as well, but the Android.img it uses is a bit shaky on the PBP and either needs repacked to allow use of the PBP peripherals, or a fresh one needs to be built and optimized for the PBP.
EDIT:
Since Zoom is somehow still in wide use (and unreliable on various distros,) I found this, where a staff member states they will develop/release an ARM Linux version with enough expressed interest. Hit 'em up! Let Zoom know there's a desire for an aarch64 option.
The Chrome app, whether in Chrome on Linux or Chromium OS will not work. The Chrome app may download/install/"run" but it will never join a meeting. (If this has changed at all, please let us know! Zoom has a test page that will setup an empty meeting for you to connect and test audio/video.) We likely won't be seeing an official version of the desktop app available, either, as Zoom has focused development efforts on x86 only. They claim they will branch to other architectures if there is popular demand, but who knows how much weight that really carries.
The ONLY current way to use Zoom on the PBP is pretty annoying. Currently only the Android imgs for rkflashtool (on the wiki, but do not use the versions for specific SD sizes - they don't boot.) I tried through Anbox on Manjaro, as well, but the Android.img it uses is a bit shaky on the PBP and either needs repacked to allow use of the PBP peripherals, or a fresh one needs to be built and optimized for the PBP.
EDIT:
Since Zoom is somehow still in wide use (and unreliable on various distros,) I found this, where a staff member states they will develop/release an ARM Linux version with enough expressed interest. Hit 'em up! Let Zoom know there's a desire for an aarch64 option.