- Arch linux discord server
- What are Discord servers?
- What is a Discord Server List?
- How do I join a Discord server?
- Arch Linux
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- #3 2021-04-13 01:04:26
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- #4 2021-04-13 10:39:25
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- #5 2021-04-13 20:14:04
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- How to Install Discord on Manjaro and Other Arch Linux Derivatives
- Method 1: Installing Discord via pacman command
- Removing Discord
- Method 2: Installing Discord via Pamac
Arch linux discord server
Arch Linux is a Linux distribution for computers with x86-64 processors.
Manjaro is a free and open-source Linux distribution based on the Arch Linux operating system.
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What are Discord servers?
Discord is a website and mobile app that provides text, voice, and video communication through community created “chat groups” called ‘servers’.
While there’s a huge range of Discord servers out there, not all of them may appeal to you. Using Discadia you can browse through thousands of servers, search, and filter by tags. Discadia uses a proprietary algorithm to deliver you the best Discord Servers that you’re likely to be interested in.
What is a Discord Server List?
A Discord Server List is a website that provides a way for you to find the Discord servers that you’re looking for. A Discord Server List such as Discadia is a place where you can advertise your server and browse servers promoted by relevance, quality, member count, and more.
How do I join a Discord server?
Discord Invite URLs are used to join Discord servers. Discadia provides “Join” buttons, click that button to join a server.
Note: The invite for a server may be expired or invalid and we cannot provide new invites. Only server owners can update the invites on Discadia. We automatically remove listings that have expired invites.
Arch Linux
I join the discord server of archlinux some time ago and. how to say.
I just get contacted by someone wanted help by direct message, I would be nice to at least have ONE channel open to talk publicly. I think discord is a great platform and I would enjoy have some emoji to claim by love of archlinux on other server.
I don’t know who is responsible for this discord server, but it would be nice to see this server being useful.
I’m open to try to admin it that could be interesting to administrate a discord server.
(Hope I select the good subforum)
Last edited by Stargateur (2021-04-13 00:39:23)
#2 2021-04-13 00:44:02
Re: The discord server
Is the discord server official? Or is it like the r/archlinux?
AFAIK the ones that are official are the IRC channels.
Heisenberg might have been here.
#3 2021-04-13 01:04:26
Re: The discord server
I have no idea. it’s looked official enough I think the current owner is someone named «Kitsune Solar». I just tried to contact her/him.
Last edited by Stargateur (2021-04-13 01:05:16)
#4 2021-04-13 10:39:25
Re: The discord server
Neither the Arch Linux Subreddit nor the Discord server are official community channels in any way.
On r/archlinux, there’s at least some Arch Linux team members involved (and it’s at least listed here as unofficial); Discord on the other hand is entirely unrelated/disconnected.
If you want real-time communication with other people in the community, I’d recommend joining the IRC channel on Freenode instead (and if you prefer using Matrix, there’s also a Matrix bridge for Freenode).
#5 2021-04-13 20:14:04
Re: The discord server
I just get contacted by someone wanted help by direct message, I would be nice to at least have ONE channel open to talk publicly. I think discord is a great platform and I would enjoy have some emoji to claim by love of archlinux on other server.
IMHO this proprietary software isn’t a good fit for Arch Linux to use as an official support channel. The community is of course more than welcome to create fan groups of all types.
For the record, a quick google search for «discord archlinux» found two discord servers, and the one you linked to has 108 members — the other one has 2543 members which sounds a bit more popular and maybe longer-lasting.
This is a bit of a problem when it comes to unofficial channels, in that there’s no real consensus of which one to use. At least Reddit canonicalizes the name of a subreddit so multiple people cannot open the same one. Discord uses internal identifiers and anyone can name their server whatever they want, e.g. creating competing servers with the same name.
Last edited by eschwartz (2021-04-13 20:15:45)
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How to Install Discord on Manjaro and Other Arch Linux Derivatives
Discord is a cross-platform application that can be used for voice calling, video calling, text messaging, and sharing media and files.
It is extremely popular among gamers and streamers. Although, many open source projects have started using it for hosting their community discussion. You can find official Discord servers for such open source communities.
Discord can be accessed straight from your web browser. Installing the official desktop client gives you system notifications and focused communication rather than fumbling for the Discord tab among multiple opened tabs.
While Discord provides Deb files for Ubuntu, there is no such ready-to-use package for Arch Linux.
Fret not. In this tutorial, I will show you two methods to install Discord on Arch Linux and its derivatives.
- Installing Discord via Pacman (CLI method, valid for all Arch-based distributions)
- Installing Discord via Pamac (GUI method, valid for Manjaro and some other Arch-based distros that use Pamac tool)
Method 1: Installing Discord via pacman command
First, update your system as it is a rolling release distribution and do not support partial upgrades.
Enter the following pacman command in the terminal to update your Arch Linux system.
Now you can install Discord package via the following command.
Once installed, just launch the application from the application menu and login to start using Discord.
If you want to install the Nightly version of Discord to test upcoming new features, use the following command. Do note that it may not be stable so think again if you want this version.
sudo pacman -S discord-canary
Removing Discord
If you want to remove Discord, use the command below to remove it along with its dependencies and configuration files:
If you had opted for the Nightly version, remove it using:
sudo pacman -Rns discord-canary
That’s neat. Now for folks who dislike using the terminal, there is an alternative. I will discuss that in the next section.
Method 2: Installing Discord via Pamac
If you are using Arch Linux derivatives like Manjaro Linux, Garuda Linux, etc you have a graphical software center called Pamac.
With this graphical tool, you can easily install new applications or remove existing ones without going into the terminal.
Launch Pamac (Add/Remove Software) from the application menu.
Click on Updates to update your system.
Now click on Browse and search for discord using the search button on the top left. Then, select the package and click apply to install.
You can use Pamac to uninstall the package the same way you installed it.
And if you are interested, feel free to check and use some open source bots for your Discord server.
I hope you find this quick tip on installing Discord on Arch-based Linux distros helpful. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.