Fluxer (Unofficial)0.0.8

Fluxer (Unofficial) lets Linux users exchange direct messages, hold group conversations, and organize community discussions in dedicated channels. Messages support full Markdown, while file sharing and link previews keep shared content easy to follow. Friends can join voice or video calls, share their screens, and connect from multiple devices at the same time.

Voice features include noise suppression, echo cancellation, mute and deafen controls, and camera controls. Community operators can assign granular roles and permissions, perform moderation actions, review audit logs, and connect webhooks or bots. Message-history search can filter by users, dates, and other criteria, while a keyboard-driven quick switcher jumps between communities and channels.

Users can upload custom emojis and stickers, save images, videos, GIFs, and audio for later, apply custom CSS themes, and adjust compact mode or other display settings. Fluxer also supports self-hosted backend instances, lets users switch among multiple instances, and works with the desktop client, with mobile support coming soon. It suits friends, community members, moderators, and teams that want messaging, calls, screen collaboration, and community administration in one client.

Version 0.0.8 runs on Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) systems and is open-source; Tsugu publishes this unofficial snap, so issues with it should not be reported to the Fluxer developers.