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They're Linux. How are you supposed to run Adobe inDesign on a Linux desktop? Or any other useful application, really. Linux should just kill off its desktop
by mozumder 10y ago
They're Linux.
How are you supposed to run Adobe inDesign on a Linux desktop?
Or any other useful application, really.
Linux should just kill off its desktop. Mac OS X won the Unix desktop wars, and has the expected use models of a desktop, with a proper modern GUI API as well, instead of the ancient X hacks.
- _wdzx 10y ago> Linux should just kill off its desktop. Mac OS X won the Unix desktop wars, and has the expected use models of a desktop, with a proper modern GUI API as well, instead of the ancient X hacks. Mac OSX won the "desktop wars"? That's not even funny - it's one of the most awful DEs. You people have clearly no experience with any other OS besides the one from your favorite brand. "Hacker news"... more like "Noob Army News".
- _wdzx 10y ago> How are you supposed to run Adobe inDesign on a Linux desktop? With wine... > Or any other useful application, really. You search in the software center or in your menu and start the app. Simple. FUD elsewhere, apple-noob.
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- cbd1984 10y agoPlease stop disrupting conversations.
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