KDE’s Discover pretty much does what you want in terms of being an all-in-one GUI package manager. If you're comfortable with the terminal, topgrade can upgrade pretty much everything and offers great flexibility is terms of configuration.
Also, a good rule of thumb is that, if you want GUI programs that show up in “start menu”, search specifically for GUI programs. In this case, that would be something like Peazip. In KDE, the file manager Dolphin can extract stuff for you using Ark, which is installed by default.
I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect CLI programs to appear in the “start menu” because they are usually intended to be launched from the terminal.
These fuckers have done a lot of disservice to feminism. Feminism is supposed to be about equality, not hating men. The only thing that comes from behaving like these is that these men start hating women. No one is benefitting from it, except for maybe the sexist scumbags.
That's due to the lack of medical knowledge. Even doctors used to recommend dangerous shit back in the day. (Heck, they used to think that babies don't feel much pain as recently as the 1980s. Archive link.) So, it's not really an argument against communal knowledge. Also, I'm not arguing against medical help. Everyone should always seek medical help when having kids, but the communal knowledge is necessary as well.
If you think online groups are the same, I don't have anything to say to you. Also, you're blissfully ignoring that not everyone can do that. You mentioned that you have access to free midwives. I hope you realize that it's a privilege that most don't have.
Not easy, but it should be relatively cheap. If the community is there, it should be cheap. There should be free healthcare, free schooling, and paid leave for parenting. It's still gonna be hard, but not costly to raise a kid. Making it expensive is a product of capitalism.
And I was providing examples where there is communities still available.
Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see that in your original reply.
I'm not advocating against medical/professional help, but you were replying to a comment talking about the erosion of community. Also, this kind of help is not free in the vast majority of the world, afaik. Apart from EU, Japan, China, and maybe a few other small countries, it costs quite a lot.
It's not the same. For starters, none of it is free. Like every other aspect of capitalism, it disproportionately affects the poor. Also, I don't know about you, but I would never be able to trust a stranger as much as my own family. And the family is also missing out. It's so rewarding to raise a baby. I was involved in raising many of my nieces and nephews, and it was so great. Just interacting with kids is a beautiful thing, and a wonderful stress reliever. (I know not everyone likes babies, but many do.) I know that there's some real threat of perverts, but the fact that babies are pretty much isolated from the society is not great for their growth.
A side-effect of capitalism is the destruction of community. Back in the day when nuclear families weren't the only kind of family possible, first-time parents leart all of this from their in-laws. But now they need to take parenting classes.
I'm from semi-rural India, and it worked that way when I was a kid, but things are starting to change there as well.
Wow. Hope you calm down later and realize what an insufferable cunt you're being right now. (I'm not going to give you a retort anymore, because it's clear that all of that is falling onto deaf ears. Fucking hell.)
I’m not a member of the Plex community, never have been.
so what can I trust the jellyfin community to do?
Clear double standards. Just use the product if you want to.
yes please explain to me what I have to do.
Alright, man. Do what you want. I'm just pointing out that you have a weird double standard, ffs. Have a great day. (Or maybe not, I don't wanna tell you what to do.)
maybe focus on more of that and less shitting on Plex
Also, you seem to be happy to tell people what they need to do. (I realize I'm being petty and annoying here, but that's kinda on purpose for this one. I get pretty fucking frustrated by double standards.)
No. You know you don't need to join a community for using something, right? I didn't join a community for my dishwasher. Not even for most of my apps, actually. It's very easy. When you choose corporate, you're giving money for shit service. There's literally no way for dissociate from that. On the other hand, you can simply not participate in a community, no one's forcing you. It's just weird that you'd still prefer the corporate way.
I’ll take a corporate shitheel company over a roach infested toxic community any day.
What an asinine fucking take. Even if Plex were better than Jellyfin in every single way (it isn't), this take would still be asinine. I mean, wtf dude. You can just not care about the community and everything keeps working. A "shitheel" company will do everything to make your experience suck.
KDE’s Discover pretty much does what you want in terms of being an all-in-one GUI package manager. If you're comfortable with the terminal,
topgradecan upgrade pretty much everything and offers great flexibility is terms of configuration.Also, a good rule of thumb is that, if you want GUI programs that show up in “start menu”, search specifically for GUI programs. In this case, that would be something like Peazip. In KDE, the file manager Dolphin can extract stuff for you using Ark, which is installed by default.
I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect CLI programs to appear in the “start menu” because they are usually intended to be launched from the terminal.