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Said obligate users _could_ migrate to Gimp or Audacity. But they don't, for the same reason you stay on Linux. The fact that you can run bash on Windows is no
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Said obligate users _could_ migrate to Gimp or Audacity.
But they don't, for the same reason you stay on Linux. The fact that you can run bash on Windows is not such a huge difference if for other reasons you don't.
They don't want an inferior experience, even if they could tolerate it if strictly necessary.
- peatmoss 10y ago> Said obligate users _could_ migrate to Gimp or Audacity. Perhaps—and I've certainly met professionals that claim to use those tools. However, I've met others who claim (rightly or wrongly) that Gimp and Audacity are not perfect substitutes for other commercial packages.