I’m all for it.

  • Shake747
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    172 years ago

    For me it’s that a lot of the open source options to replace the Adobe and MS Office suites just always fall short. Trouble shooting Linux issues feels like hell after a lifetime of learning how to troubleshoot Windows issues.

    Adobe is the bane of my existence for many reasons, and I jump ship wherever I can. But GIMP doesn’t really compare to Photoshop. Inkscape doesn’t work well against illustrator - the only open source artistic creation software I swear by is blender. Davinci resolve isnt bad compared to premier pro though - but not After Effects.

    MS office isn’t great either (why does Ms word operate like it exists in a separate instance of reality that’s forever stuck in the 90s?!)

    Microsoft captured the corporate world and compatibility with the off brand stuff is a huge issue

    • Leshoyadut
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      52 years ago

      The one that got me recently when I tried Linux was mouse software. I couldn’t configure my mouse buttons even close to what I have on Windows (couldn’t use modifiers like shift or control on one mouse, to start), and it just felt bad.

      • LoafyLemon
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        What mouse? Logitech and Razer have alternative control panels for Linux that should allow this.

    • @spudwart@spudwart.com
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      Try Krita. It’s pretty similar to photoshop. A few creature comforts will be lost, but not too many substantial things.

      However, if you really use the curved text feature of photoshop a lot, you may miss that.

      • Shake747
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        12 years ago

        Oh nice, thanks for the suggestion I’ll try it out. I don’t use the curved text in photoshop, that’s usually done in illustrator in my workflow