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Discord's Linux Push: Official Support for Fedora and Arch Linux

17.05.2026, 15:29 • Von News-Redaktion

Discord is updating its Linux client to provide a more stable and better-integrated user experience across various distributions. The platform has now moved away from manual .deb installations and problematic Flatpak packages, instead offering official support and dedicated packages for Arch Linux and Fedora, including availability via Fedora RPM.

Discord's Linux Push: Official Support for Fedora and Arch Linux

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