Discord-Linux has been deprecated

Please use the official Linux Discord client for full features such as Push To Talk and Game Detection. I will still be offering support for this version, but don't be expecting updates. If you wish to continue using custom CSS, and do not care about PTT or Game Detection, continue using Discord-Linux.

Canary announcement

Discord-Linux

An electron wrapper for DiscordApp!

Discord-Linux is a wrapper for DiscordApp. This was made for those who would like to run Discord under it's own program on Linux. There are two different flavours of Discord-Linux; x86 (32bit) and x64 (64bit).

At the moment it is in a very simple state and will be updated frequently. If you find any issues, write it up in the issues tab and I'll see what I can do.

If you have any questions or need support, feel free to drop by the Discord channel : https://discord.gg/0XKEBLSe6cdvBgWo

TODO

Nothing. If you have a suggestion, feel free to drop by the Discord channel and voice it!

FAQ

Q : Why am I not getting notices from mentions, messages, etc?

A : Make sure you check your settings and enable notices. Most of the time, on first startup, notices are turned off by default.

Q : How come Push to Talk doesn't work?

A : Unfortunately, Discord-Linux isn't as full featured as official clients, which means it will mostly act like the web version of Discord. So that means no full Push to Talk support. YET. I have been working on ways to implement full PTT support. Stay tuned for updates on this.

Q : How do I make / enable custom themes?

A : Few things to note about using a Custom CSS.

- 1 ) the CSS must use !important on every line.

- 2 ) the injected CSS is located in the same dir as the init.json (~/.config/Discord/user.css) and must be named user.css

You are able to disable your css theme using the tray icon menu, which now has a toggle option for it.

Downloads

##Changelog 0.1-5 Ability to add a custom CSS theme is now possible! Now you can customize Discord to how you would like to see it, whether to have it fit the theme of your desktop, or to make it more translucent. The sky is the limit!

Few things to note about using a Custom CSS.

• 1 ) the CSS must use !important on every line.
• 2 ) the injected CSS is located in the same dir as the init.json (~/.config/Discord/user.css) and must be named user.css

You are able to disable your css theme using the tray icon menu, which now has a toggle option for it.

For a starter theme, here is one made by a Discord-Linux user that goes by the name of Tenshin. http://hastebin.com/raw/azowaciwit

###Changelog 0.1-4

• Updated to upstream version of Electron.
• Small tweaks in code.
• Config is saved to userdata folders now.

Please note that the .DEB files below are not up to date. If you are on debian and wish to update, please download the source file and overwrite your old installation.

Changelog 0.1-3

• CRITICAL UPDATE : iframe replaced with webview, due to new x-frame-options set on the domain for http://discordapp.com/login/ (Thanks for the help @jacobmischka )

Changelog 0.1-2

• Fixed graphical glitch after DiscordApp update causing the Light Theme to look really odd. (Thanks @jacobmischka )
• Added true minimize to tray support. (Thanks @jacobmischka again~)
• Added support for HighDPI screens. (Thanks @NathanielMichael )

Changelog 0.1-1

• Fixed refresh bug.
• Stabilized program more.
• Cleaned up code, removed unnecessary elements.
• (Hopefully) fixed missing icon.
• (Hopefully) fixed missing tray icon on some OS's

Please delete your old Discord Linux folder and replace it with this update.

Debian

Download the TAR file below and extract to a directory of your choice. No need to build or make. Just run the discord application.

Arch

Aur Repository (Thanks rockneurotiko)

Source