11 public Discord servers tagged Open Source, with 363,856 members between them. The largest are FlyByWire Simulations, The Odin Project, Godot Engine. Every invite below was resolved through Discord's own API, and the member counts refresh as you scroll.
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FlyByWire Simulations
FlyByWire SimulationsDiscord partnered server
ProgrammingDirectory category: Programming
Level 3Boost level 3 โ unlocks better audio, more emoji slots and a server banner19 boosts19 members are boosting this serverHighestVerification level: Highest โ Members need a verified phone number
An Open Source freeware development group producing high fidelity aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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13K online12,773 members online now93K members93,490 total members
Level 3Boost level 3 โ unlocks better audio, more emoji slots and a server banner28 boosts28 members are boosting this serverHighestVerification level: Highest โ Members need a verified phone number
This is the official discord server for "The Odin Project", a free full stack curriculum which is supported by a passionate open source community.
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17K online17,270 members online now93K members92,929 total members
Level 3Boost level 3 โ unlocks better audio, more emoji slots and a server banner21 boosts21 members are boosting this serverHighVerification level: High โ Members must be in the server for 10 minutes before posting
Unofficial group for the Arch Linux distribution. Technical support, general discussion, and an inclusive and welcoming community.
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12K online11,559 members online now49K members49,083 total members
Every listing is a public community with a working invite. Pick a category to filter the list above.
Choosing a Open Source server
They span Programming, Gaming, so the tag covers more ground than a single category would. Member count is the wrong thing to sort by on its own โ what matters is how many of those members are online when you are. Use the Activity filter or sort by "Most online now" to put the servers that are actually busy at the top, and check the online percentage on each card before you commit to joining.
How many Open Source Discord servers are listed here?
11 right now, with roughly 69,510 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 Open Source 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.