RPCS3
Programming
Level 335 boostsHigh
RPCS3 is an open-source PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger for Linux, Windows, macOS and FreeBSD
66K online524K members
Linux Discord Servers
16 public Discord servers tagged Linux, with 735,996 members between them. The largest are RPCS3, Arch Linux Community, Fedora Linux. Every invite below was resolved through Discord's own API, and the member counts refresh as you scroll.
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Arch Linux Community
Programming
Level 321 boostsHigh
Unofficial group for the Arch Linux distribution. Technical support, general discussion, and an inclusive and welcoming community.
12K online49K members
Fedora Linux
Programming
Level 19 boostsHigh
A Community of Fedora Linux users and contributors alike.
5.6K online33K members
Ubuntu Hideout
Programming
Level 211 boosts
Medium
A friendly community to meet other Ubuntu, Linux and technology enthusiasts for chatting or getting help.
3K online21K members
Engineer Man
Programming
Level 13 boosts
Medium
Linux, Python, JavaScript, coding challenges, golfing contests, and much more brought to you by Engineer Man.
1.4K online19K members
Discord Linux
Programming
Level 15 boostsHigh
Discord Linux mostly focuses on discussing things related to Linux and tech in general.
3.6K online17K members
Linux Mint Community🍵
Programming
Level 331 boostsHigh
This is the official Discord of the Linux Mint project! Our goal is to support and socialise with fellow Linux users.
4.5K online17K members
ProtonDB Official Server
Programming
Level 13 boosts
Medium
We are ProtonDB! Join us to find other Linux users, discuss gaming, and get help with gaming through Proton.
2.4K online11K members
GamingOnLinux.com (GOL)
Programming
Level 12 boostsHigh
For fans of GamingOnLinux.com and the wider Linux / SteamOS gaming universe.
2.1K online8.5K members
Linux For All
Programming
1 boosts
Medium
LFA is a Linux-centric community dedicated to helping others with Linux, technology and computers.
1.1K online7.6K members
openSUSE 🦎
Programming
Level 215 boosts
Low
The official openSUSE community on Discord! Creators of Leap, Tumbleweed and MicroOS Linux based OSes, and tools.
1.1K online6.6K members
Linux Gaming
Programming
Level 13 boosts
Low
An engaging community that is all about Linux, Gaming and whatever else you may feel like talking about
1.6K online6.4K members
Gentoo Linux Community
Programming
Level 216 boostsHigh
An unofficial community server built for Gentoo users, by Gentoo users.
1.5K online6.3K members
LinuxGSM_
Programming
Level 12 boostsHighest
The command-line tool for quick, simple deployment and management of Linux dedicated game servers.
1.6K online4.6K members
Manjaro Linux
Programming
2 boostsHigh
Community server for Manjaro distro. Discuss anything Manjaro or Linux as a whole. Welcome!
596 online3.9K members
Linux Café, Democratic People's Republic of
Programming
High
This is a friendly and welcoming place for all Linux users, from the curious to try, to the veteran sysadmins.
303 online2.3K members
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How many Linux Discord servers are listed here?
16 right now, with roughly 107,837 members online across them at the last check. The list only includes servers whose invites still resolve, so it shrinks when a community closes rather than filling up with dead links.
How do I know a Linux server is still active?
Compare the online count to the member count. Anything above about 4% online is a live community; below 3% you are looking at a large list of names and a quiet chat. Both numbers on every card come from Discord directly.
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