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this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2026
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scratches head Teamspeak is still around?
If only I could get my very small friend base off that piece of shit discord.
Yep. And the new version (TS6) is even self-hostable!
Although the server software is still a bit buggy and needs more work. It likes to just fail without any actual errors, warnings, or crashes on the server end. My experience is it would still be running but not "reachable", despite all the network stuff checking out. It was unhelpful, but super nice when it worked.
Hey, the current version (TS3) is also self hostable, even without any kind of account! Been hosting that for over a decade without any issue
I wanna try out Fluxer
And you combine fluxer with fluxcord and you can merge discord and fluxer servers together, it's great
Oh shit? Wow, thanks for that tip ❤️
If you like selfhosting and they like the UX of Discord, look into Haven.
If you don’t want to selfhost now but want to consider it later (with much more complexity than Teamspeak or Haven), look into Fluxer; that also works fine as SaaS (like Discord, but in the EU)