Anarchosyndicalism to achieve anarchocommunism eventually

Oh I gotta install that! Still have the sounds in my brain. I just tried to get the three thingies at the top go the most advanced colors instead of going for real objectives (which I didn’t get anyways as s kid).

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No, because it’s very obvious from the text. It’s super unnecessarily stretched and argues against strawmans while ignoring real counter arguments. It takes longer to read while containing very little actual arguments. It makes interacting real hard because everything is diffuse, every bit you want to try to say is dissolved in that wall of text.

Most people who are actually interested in conversation simply wouldn’t write in that way because it’s annoying to interact with. So you’re getting hostile replies because there’s no point in actually discussing single points when one can assume that you’ll reply with such an overly verbose thing as well.

If you really care about the topic, at least write it yourself, think about the real arguments people bring against it, and maybe use AI for polish if you really need to. And probably try to make sure why it belongs in /c/anarchism and not on Moltbook

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I think your approach (believe everything except exclusionary stuff) is quite interesting and good.

I don’t really agree with the rest of the post as it’s based on a kinda false dichtomy, separating people in those camps when there’s a lot of room for other beliefs. I’m an atheist but not an antitheist in the way you wrote it and can’t find myself in there - I’m really not sure if your two groups capture so many people.

The title is pretty clickbaity of course but after reading the article it makes sense (on your definitions).

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Good idea! I don’t know, but I’m watching this thread. :D

Because it clearly is, despite the missing question mark.

I like plasma the most. I mostly like the defaults and KDE tools but in some cases enjoy the vast customization options. I haven’t tried any others in five years or so, so my opinion is a bit off. Could never get used to Gnome.

I had a quick look at the mint one when installing Linux for other people and it seemed decent as well.

Rolling releases, great docs, great amount of software available with the package manager, especially with the AUR.

I went through the manual installation a few times and while the general process is annoying and error-prone, after setting up the basics many things worked great out of the box, even the printer I once had. I’m on Endeavour now which mostly does exactly what I want.

The update was also posted in the original thread

I know there’s some mostly anarchist tech coops in my country but even they are competing in a capitalist society. It’s still important to have these, kind of as a preparation for better times, but the economic framework surrounding them still sucks.

I think autonomic is kind of international, maybe getting in touch helps you, I think they have a matrix channel as well.

When we are recruiting for increased worker membership we will make a post on our blog. If you are interested in joining Autonomic but we are not currently recruiting, you are still welcome to send us your CV at boop@autonomic.zone.

https://autonomic.zone/about/

Don’t worry, it’s not boat life. I barely ever touch the system and am just using my programs. Settling might take a while, especially if everything is new I guess