Sudo cp -a /usr/share/discord-linux-arm64/sktop ~/.local/share/applications Sudo chmod +x /usr/share/discord-linux-arm64/sktop

GenericName=Network Messenger' > /usr/share/discord-linux-arm64/sktop Icon=/home/ubuntu/pi-apps/apps/Discord/icon-64.pngĬategories=Network Chat VideoConference WebApp Internet Sudo mv discord-linux-arm64 /usr/share/ || error 'Failed to move folder!'Įxec=/usr/share/discord-linux-arm64/discord Tar -xf || error 'Failed to extract program!' Wget || error 'Failed to download files!' Here's Botspots modified Pi-Apps Discord install script using SpacingBat3 NeverDecaf/discord-chrome-app to simply install on Ubuntu.ĭIRECTORY='$(dirname '$(dirname '$( cd '$(dirname '$0')' >/dev/null 2>&1 pwd -P )')')' In the script below it is modified for user 'ubuntu'.

To utilize the embedded resources, such as desktop icons, download Pi-Apps just remember it is set up for RpiOS default user 'pi'. Reference post - Running Zoom on RPi: made easy with Pi-Apps - the new RPi app store With modifications it is possible to modify some scripts to work on 64-bit ARM Unbuntu. In another post, Botspot posted an announcement of Pi-Apps packaging apps like this into app store dedicated to community-developed RPi projects that aren't available in the repository for Raspberry Pi OS. SpacingBats3 created a chrome packaged app that mimics the Discord desktop client and works on Ubuntu while maintaining the privacy and security of the chrome browser sandbox. Update - Latest releases check site below and modify script with desired url.

Discord install ubuntu