Its time to switch to Linux!
this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2024
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I'm not switching to linux
As much as you're getting downvoted, I'm not either. I wish I could, linux just can't do what I need for my job + recreation.
Now I want to take on the challenge. 😅 Would you mind sharing what you do for work and recreation?
For work I'm a multimedia designer and use the full Adobe suite (needs to be Adobe for collaboration), articulate storyline (Windows only), custom commands line git tools developed in house, along with a bunch of random other design programs that i use with varying frequency.
Recreationally it's mostly PC gaming, but I do play around in blender, 3d printing programs like cura, and Godot game engine.
I think some of these have Linux clients, but anything for work pretty much needs to be those programs since I pass work of to other designers as well as work on their projects.