cactus.skeptic
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cactus.skeptic commented,
The reason why Discord Canary on macOS despite being Electron 13 is still Intel only is because of how Electron has decided to roll out support for Apple Silicon / arm64. Electron's devs have said...
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cactus.skeptic commented,
When you could use the workaround, I installed the Discord iOS app onto my Mac. It was a subpar experience. The Discord mobile apps are completely retooled around touch gestures and long presses. D...
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Still a smaller base than Linux. I’d prefer Discord to focus their efforts on giving Linux feature parity, as more of their core demographic, gamers, are on Linux than macOS
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Just don’t expect Discord to update for Arm Mac anytime soon. I expect them and many other Electron apps to still ship x86 builds exclusively long after Apple stops selling Intel based Macs. Just b...
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Discord and other big Electron apps aren’t updating because the Mac isn’t that big of a market, and M1 Macs comprise a tiny subset of Mac users. It’s a matter of priorities. They’re more focused on...
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Discord works perfectly fine on M1 Macs using Rosetta. Moving to Electron 11 will probably break a TON of things that are custom made by Discord's developers. Mac users comprise a small subset of D...
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cactus.skeptic created a post,
Allow users to change search engine provider
Discord by default and only option is to search with Google which kicks you to a web browser directly opening to the Google search page for the phrase you've highlighted. Can we get an option to c...
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cactus.skeptic created a post,
Use the iPad app as the new basis for Discord on Apple Silicon Macs
Later this year (2020), Apple is supposed to be shipping the first Macs with their in house CPUs, based on the SOCs found on iOS devices. One of their highlights is the ability to natively run iOS ...
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Wouldn't count on it, with Apple poised to kill 3D touch starting with the 2019 iPhones. You want their haptic whatever
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cactus.skeptic commented,
Second to what Caleb said. Screw Electron. I want native apps that have been built from the ground up with full adherence to Apple, Microsoft, and Google's design guidelines and APIs.