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Doesn't show any Discord installed client to modify, but detect running Discord processes #2
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can you tell me where the discord install folder is? you can usually find this by doing |
It resides in I do have to correct that I was wrong in believing that Discord had a native .rpm package. Odd of me of remember that. As such, I've been using a repackaged .RPM package from the official tarballs, available on the terra repos.
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And, just to double-check, do you have a folder at Thanks for linking the repos, I was unaware of the |
Affirmative. |
Perfect! I'll get those paths added to the installer for you, thanks for the report. Guess some potential install locations slipped through the cracks. |
Please keep the issue opened for our tracking until its actually committed, thanks |
Okay another question for you, can you send me the content of I misremembered how this injection works so I need different info, sorry about that. |
It was modified to add several more path, than naturally present on Nobara, or even Fedora so it is a bit specific to me (For example, I've added path for the guix, nix and pacman package managers which are compatible with a Fedora installation, useful for specific package compared to the native ones in repo).
Something to point out, which may be the reason of your questionnement, is that the actual called binary for discord-canary is stored in |
that's fine as usr bin is in your path. |
@yellowsink commented on Jan 7, 2025, 3:27 PM GMT+1:
Yep, it is. |
okay, thank you very much, I should be able to investigate this now |
It does detect when I have my native, Discord Canary app open in the background.
But it doesn't display any installed Discord apps to select to modify.
Installing shelter manually, via sheltupdate does work as expected, however.
Using the
native Linux Discord Canarythe terra repo .rpm package, built from the official tarballs, on Nobara 41 (Fedora based)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: