Hey there, let's get your Discord back up and running by manually updating it to v0.0.67 on Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS. I've walked several users through this exact process, so follow these steps and you'll be chatting with your crew again in no time:

• Step 1: Fully shut down Discord
  If Discord's running (even in the background), the update might hit roadblocks. Use this terminal command to kill all its processes:
  killall Discord
  If you get a "no process found" message, great—it's already closed and ready for the update.

• Step 2: Grab the Discord v0.0.67 .deb package
  You have two simple ways to get the installation file:

  1. Browser method: Head to Discord's official Linux download page, locate the v0.0.67 Debian/Ubuntu package, and save it to your ~/Downloads folder.
  2. Terminal method: Run this command to download directly (replace the placeholder with the official v0.0.67 deb download link, which you can grab from Discord's official site):
     wget -O ~/Downloads/discord-0.0.67.deb [官方v0.0.67 deb包下载链接]

• Step 3: Install the updated package
  First, navigate to the folder where you saved the file. If it's in Downloads, run:
  cd ~/Downloads
  Install with dpkg using sudo (you'll need your admin password):
  sudo dpkg -i discord-0.0.67.deb
  If you hit dependency errors mid-install, fix them right away with this command:
  sudo apt-get install -f

• Step 4: Verify the update and launch Discord
  You can start Discord from your application menu, or run this terminal command:
  discord
  To confirm it worked, open Discord's settings (the gear icon at the bottom left), find the About Discord section, and check that the version shows v0.0.67.

Quick heads-up for Snap users: #

If you originally installed Discord via Snap, remove that version first to avoid conflicts:
sudo snap remove discord
Then follow the steps above to install the deb package.

If you run into any weird issues during this process, drop a comment below and I'll help you troubleshoot!

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者Gustavo Hofman