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"Existing" and "being worth the aggravation to use" are significantly different things. 'nickjj has eloquently described the problems with pretty much everythi
by eropple 8y ago
"Existing" and "being worth the aggravation to use" are significantly different things.
'nickjj has eloquently described the problems with pretty much everything available on Linux and I agree with him. I use Resolve, which does run on Linux, for video editing--but that's not the same thing he's talking about and I too use Camtasia on that dreaded, dreaded Windows for recording and editing down those sorts of presentations. Because to not do that would probably take half again as long, make for a worse end result, and have a direct impact on the likelihood of those clients buying from me or hiring me again.
Sneering zealots are weird, man. Don't be That Guy.