• Dagamant@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    But it is a suitable replacement in a lot of scenarios. Most scenarios. The only time it isn’t is in niche specialty situations.

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      8 months ago

      The problem is mostly that those niches count up, so that quite a lot of people fit in one of those niches.

      I happen to fit in 3 niches at the same time: VR, Music and Professional design.

      VR? No linux. Music production? Depending on your VSTs, No linux. Playing Music live? Depending on VSTs, No linux. Professional design? No Linux.

      I currently actively trying to switch to Linux, despite its apparant shortcomings in above applications. It’s quite the challenge. Wine seems to install quite some stuff, but from what I’ve read it’s a crabshoot if stuff breaks after every update…

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      8 months ago

      Not really. Adobe creative cloud is used my almost all graphic/media professionals, yet doesn’t work on Linux… that’s not very niche

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        8 months ago

        And fwiw, most computer users still aren’t Adobe CC users.

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          8 months ago

          Although it’s a bloated mess, it’s the standard for a reason. Affinity is starting to catch up, but the complete Adobe suite has no real competition.