Closed eeriemyxi closed 17 hours ago
I managed to get it to work. The "fix" is to install Distrobox and set up an Arch Linux container. You install the dissent-bin
AUR, then install everything it errors at, then eventually follow this. This is better than the Flatpak but it's cumbersome at best due to the amount of disk space and work you need to do (unless you are using Distrobox already).
[!WARNING] Running Distrobox requires quite a bit of RAM. On my system just running Dissent through a container requires 1.1GB RAM. This is not a problem for me personally since I've got a lot of RAM to spare.
I installed the Flatpak version
It's hard to get Flatpak to see your native theme. I think you'll have to poke around with this more. Dissent, with the "Use Discord's color preference" option disabled, should adhere to your system's dark theme preference.
I looked around for a support forum or something like that but I couldn't find anything. So I thought I would make a new issue.
I installed the Flatpak version and immediately got flashed by the light theme; then I went to settings and the only relevant setting I could find there was "Use Discord's color preference." I tried toggling it on and off but it doesn't do anything. And yes my Discord account's theme is indeed set to dark mode.
Is there a solution to this? I can't bear this light theme at all.
I tried installing Flatseal then allowing access to
/home/myxi/.themes
and/home/myxi/.icons
but it didn't do anything. I also sensibly copy-pasted some commands from here but that didn't do anything too.Then I tried running the native build for amd64, but when I run
./bin/dissent
, I get this:./bin/dissent: error while loading shared libraries: libspelling-1.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
. My distribution is Ubuntu 22.04. I went as far as downloading the.deb
file for that library from Debian repositories but I couldn't install it because it would break other packages. What do I do? TBH I couldn't care less about spell-checking; if there is a way to just straight up ignore this thing, I am more than willing to do so.