When you hit the download button, it downloads a new deb file.
When a new update is available, it will notify you to download the new version. The problem with this approach is that though you’ll have the latest Discord version, it won’t automatically be updated to a newer version. You can also see the number of unread notifications in the launcher: Discord notification in Dock Updating Discord If you don't see the system tray icon, try enabling the top indicator panel or check existing GNOME extensions to see if you have disabled/tweaked something for the top panel. You may refer to our guide to install Discord in Fedora if you want to use DNF for installation. You do not have to use the terminal if you can find Flatpak apps in your software center.
You can find the Discord package on Flathub and use the command below to get it installed: flatpak install flathub If you use other distributions like Fedora, you would have it enabled by default. If you want to remove it, you can use the snap command to uninstall it: sudo snap remove discordįor Flatpak, you have to enable Flatpak support on Ubuntu. If you have enabled Snap support on your Linux distribution, you can use the following command to install it: sudo snap install discord Ubuntu users can find Discord snap package in the Software Center and install it from there: Discord in Snap Store
The advantage is that you’ll always have the latest version of Discord, and your installed version gets automatically updated. If you are confused between the two packages, check out our Flatpak vs Snap comparison to get some idea. With Snap or Flatpak support, you can easily install Discord using the Snap package in Ubuntu and various other Linux distributions. Method 1: Installing Discord on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions using Snap or Flatpak It's been covered here since they provide a Linux client, and many users rely on it.
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