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In my favorite distro, the KDE spin of Fedora, tested on a fresh install. Click the Discover button on the toolbar, or click the "Start" menu -> System -> Disco
by BenjiWiebe 3y ago
In my favorite distro, the KDE spin of Fedora, tested on a fresh install.
Click the Discover button on the toolbar, or click the "Start" menu -> System -> Discover (Software Center).
Type codec in the search bar. Browse the results, the GStreamer codec packs are in the top 10 results and have descriptions about what formats they add.
No terminal needed.
Of course, on my own installation of Fedora, I've actually uninstalled the GUI package manager and use dnf in the terminal. :)
EDIT - And if the new user doesn't find the Discover app by browsing around, it will be the first result if you use the search bar in the start menu and search for "install". This aspect is truly easier than Windows. EDIT 2 - Oh, actually the Welcome/onboarding thing that pops up on a new install explains what Discover is for...