__TOP__ Download Slack On Fedora

edit 3: october 2023. flatpak version of the slack began experiencing the same issue with right click. right click on some text in slack not only crashes slack, but makes entire laptop unresponsive. had to switch to the official .rpm which works for now.

Hey Using fedora for a while now, and pretty happy with it. I'm using slack on work and on some of my personal projects. I always had issue with slack on Linux, but I can't find a solution for this one.

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Slack has really followed the MS model. First, you could use them with any irc client. Then they broke that, though it can still be used with weechat using the wee_slack plugin. They seem to get worse and worse, but as most companies use Windows, they get away with it. I hope that some other company comes along and is as nice as Slack pretended to be, allowing irc clients and so on, without tying you to their bloated apps. Right now, all I can say is try to get your company to use something less Microsoft-ish.

This package DOESN'T install Slack. It installs a single handcrafted MIT licensed slack.repo file to /etc/yum.repos.d. This repo will let you download and update Slack for Linux from Slack's packagecloud.io account. It also uses the correct GPG key from Slack to verify slack RPM.

Of course! If you installed slack from the app store (which means you installed the flatpak version), you can install flatseal from the app store (I used the flathub version, but all versions should work).

The command to install Slack in CentOS / Red Hat / Fedora is as follows:

Sudo dnf install /path/to/slack-*.rpm

Note: Replace /path/with the original path where the Slack RPM package is located.

Yes, I have chosen Fedora and have used it for years for many reasons, but let me go ahead and upend everything to "upgrade" to ubuntu so I can get slack app updates. Yeah, no. That's a hard pass for me.

I'm not willing to upend my desktop experience, but drop slack for something else on a whim becuase their support matrix sounds scary? Sure, I'm in for that. Ultimately I have been working on moving things to Matrix for a few months now. We have all of our alerts channeled through Slack, and most things already have slack support baked into them, so it's a really easy endpoint to configure for notifications. I have [my own fork]( -webhook) of [matrix-webhook]( -webhook) that I have extended to make use of a config file, add multiple API Keys, and broke out the formatters into their own plugins (kind of).

This was all part of a bigger plan to allow bot integration to do two-way interaction where I could kick off processes, or interact with private things that I wouldn't want to do on a public bot. So I was already heading down this path. This dropping-support-for-fedora thing is just pushing me towards that. Are matrix clients as good as Slack? No. Not yet anyway, there are fundamental differences in how matrix works that makes it impossible to replicate everything in Slack, so I don't think it will ever be exactly 1:1. But it's a million times better than the shitfest that is MS Teams!

I have been (and still am really) a fan of Slack for years. Due to their dropping support for Fedora and offering no good options, plus the fact that I was already heading that way, I am putting all my messaging eggs in the Matrix basket. It is not quite as good as slack, and there are no mobile apps that I have found that work as smoothly as Slack does (at least on iOS) and I will definitely miss that. But overall, I think it offers a wealth of interesting integration options and is completely self-hostable with full End-to-end Encryption. So I think it will be an overall good thing, but I would have liked to hang on to Slack for a little while longer.

Edit: Another thing I came across (unverified) is a user claiming slack is preventing from enabling WebRTCPipeWireCapturer in newer versions e.g. 4.35.121 directly through the app.asar including a integrity-check of the file.

Slack offers the Linux app in .deb and .rpm packages. Ubuntu users should install .deb while the rest of Linux distros like fedora should install .rpm. The Linux version is no different from the web/windows in that it offers all the same features.

Ahoy! I recently updated to the Slack for linux snap 3.2.1, and after update am unable to start slack. Starting slack from both the command line and the gnome runtime runs for about 10s, then results in a window manager crash and an interactive session logout (yikes!). This may be related to this other issue that seems to have cropped up at the same time: Wayland crash with Electron 2 Anyone else seeing this?

This is the top-level shell script that runs all the salt sls files. Obviously you can extract the individual commands after else if you want to develop your own custom solution iteratively. I call this file with one argument, the number of the fedora version I am customizing, e.g. fedora-multiply.sh 37.

You will notice some commands have --skip-dom0 --targets=fedora-.... These are dispatched from dom0 to run their SLS files on the VMs listed under --targets=. The commands that do not use these flags run their SLS files only on dom0.

Cloning fedora-XX-general into specialized templates like fedora-XX-print, fedora-XX-media, etc. Notice this first shuts down fedora-XX-general so that its new configuration is saved before it is cloned:

I automate the setup of fedora-XX-media since it has many additional packages. This uses some more advanced/esoteric packaging options (much of which is to provide prerequisites for specialized media software I need to compile by hand).

This is actually why the next one, fedora-general-multiply.sls, calls qvm.shutdown before cloning: Normally fedora-XX-general should be shut down automatically if the prior sls succeeded. But if it failed, it will remain open after subsequent runs of fedora-general-configure.sls.

Once the download is complete, open your terminal, and locate the file in your Downloads directory (the downloaded file name will begin with slack-desktop). Install it as follows (enter your password to invoke the sudo command when prompted):

To upload the Fedora emoji to your Slack workspace follow these simple steps.Click the arrow beside your workspace name and select "customize slack". Click "add custom emoji" and select the Fedora emoji that you just downloaded from this website. Choose a name and click saveThe Fedora emoji should now be available for use in your slack workspace!

To do this we get a new phone number in Twilio, where the SMS messages are sent to. It will then be configured to send the messages to a router service (there are many third party means of doing this, but the easiest is to just host your own on Heroku) and this will then post it to slack. The entire round trip time takes about 10-15 seconds in my testing.

I've been using fedora for some time now but I'm completly newbie in linux SO.For the past mounths my notebook just started to lag when I open chrome, slack and visual studio simultaneously. The strange part is that while it's not the best, my notebook still very good hardware.

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