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#1 Discord complaint for me will always be how bad updating it on Linux is. Launch program, get a popup telling you to click to download. Then having to manually install it. (to be fair, my linux tablet does just open it and install it for me, and I have no idea why this machine is making me run dpkg -i on the reg)
Sometimes it updates multiple times like this over the course of a week.
Not to mention, you get the green up arrow, and you have to resist the urge to click on it, else it'll close and refuse to open again because there's an update.
back when i was on manjaro it was the absolute worst, because there's no download for arch-based distros and meanwhile the update wouldn't actually be in manjaro's repository for like a week 
so i would have to download and unzip the tar.gz every time
for posterity, you can stop discord from doing this by editing ~/.config/discord/settings.json and adding "SKIP_HOST_UPDATE": true inside the curly brackets (remember to add a comma as it's a json file)
if your distro is like ubuntu and offers the option to install the snap version, use that; it's what I do on my laptop now, because constantly going through the nonsense of fully uninstalling and then reinstalling using the new .deb and potentially having to reset a bunch of config options got beyond annoying
for ones that don't, well... this is Discord's fault and they're never fixing it, most likely. and so we grump
