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Well, it's something at least. It doesn't really have the same multiple-channels-per-server structure, being more similar to IRC, so I guess that would be harder to fit into. But people do seem to want to make it more Discord-like. See: https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/7487 and https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/3546
because react-native is only reactlike. I may or may not want to stick with that. I think something like this is leading us towards a better and less UI lib specific approach. https://github.com/ionic-team/stencil/ . I don't think is 100% where we end up, but it is based on web components, so it's moving the entire ecosystem forward, not just a slice of it.
Thanks for the suggestion! I just updated.
I would be happier to see more projects using Tauri instead of Electron. It's a lot easier to use web technologies to quickly iterate UI design, and makes it a better experience for those of us that are a bit challenged when it comes to creating a GUI.
Technically you can but not because of any virtue of C itself...
I'm confused, I can download the .DEB for any Debian based distro direct from their site, as a flatpak app (https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.discordapp.Discord), and as a SNAP app (https://snapcraft.io/discord).
To be honest I prefer the Discord UI to the standard Element app, but at least there are some alternative out there to make it look like it (ex: Cinny).