Equibop3.3.1

Equibop lets Mac users access Discord through a customized desktop client, offering a different interface and behavior from the standard app. It is a fork of Vesktop that aims to use fewer resources, respond faster, and improve Linux support.

The tray can be customized with voice-detection indicators and notification badges, while arRPC-bun integration adds support for debug logging. Linux users can share their screens with sound under Wayland and use command-line flags to toggle microphone or deafen status. Equibop also accepts custom arguments, with flags placed one per line in ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/equibop-flags.conf and lines beginning with # treated as comments. Global keybinds are not fully supported on Windows or macOS, so Linux users can use the command-line controls instead.

It suits Discord users seeking a lighter client, tailored tray behavior, diagnostic logging, or Linux-specific screen-sharing and voice controls. Community packages are available for Arch Linux, Void Linux, and NixOS, and the AppImage is intended for distributions that support that format; these packages are unofficial. Linux source builds use the LibVesktop C++ helper to emit D-Bus events, with prebuilt x64 and arm64 binaries used by default, while Fedora source builds require @c-development, @development-tools, python3, curl, pkgconf-pkg-config, and glib2-devel.

Equibop 3.3.1 is freeware for macOS 12 Monterey or newer and runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Its Discord server provides a place for commit updates, change discussions, chat, and support.