discord
Latest reviews
Every 2 days you have to download a ned .deb package to update the program. So outdated, can't we use system's package manager to update?
Manual updates are annoying, and streaming with audio still does not work out-of-the-box. Despite that, it runs great.
All my friends are on here, so I'm glad it's available on Linux. Consider less sketchy chat apps if you have the choice though.
Having to install manually every update might not be very comfortable. But the application itself works great!
Auto update not working, you have to update manually after each patch. Scroll speed is very slow as well. Ok though!
on mint 21 Xfce, it runs perfectly fine for me. i loathe discord and absolutely looking to leave it behind soon, but it beats logging into window$ just to call :/ or checking for history and messages that Pidgin just eats. also, with a system-wide install of cursor icons from xfce-look, i can still have my cute banana cursor even on disc window i guess
Hola, no hay muchas review en español, por lo que tengo que decir que es genial, sin embargo, si es algo pesado por lo que se verá un poco lageado, podrás seguir utilizando lo demás sin ningún problema ni 'frame-drops'.
Works just fine for me. As with all Ubuntu apps, Ubuntu decides which version to add to their repository. To install the latest version of Discord, download the deb package, cd to that directory, and type in the command sudo dpkg -i discord-0.0.16.deb or whatever the latest version is.
Today discord opened to a window asking me to install the deb of version 0.0.16. Discord seems to be a bit lax on their updates on ubuntu
I use Discord all the time, including before now. Discord itself is good software in my opinion, a top of the line voice chat and messenger application. There was a voice-chat crashing issue on Linux, but it seems to be fixed as of recent at least in the branch Discord PTB.
Very versatile chat client, awesome replacement for Skype! Haven't found any bugs yet...