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You're adding to my list of cross-platform apps. I agree that most of the important ones are fine under Linux, but I still haven't seen many (any?) great linux-
by crispinb 7y ago
You're adding to my list of cross-platform apps. I agree that most of the important ones are fine under Linux, but I still haven't seen many (any?) great linux-specific ones.
There are obviously reasons to use Linux (I do), I just don't think unique (end-user, GUI) app availability is amongst them.
- techntoke 7y agoI guess it depends on what distro you're using.
- crispinb 7y agoPerhaps I misunderstood you. If you meant that lack of software isn't the Linux deal-breaker it used to be, for many types of use I'd agree. It has all the main generic apps I need except for a proper Google drive client. What it doesn't seem to have is any linux-specific apps compelling enough to drive one to use it. This used to be one of OS X's big strengths, diminishing in recent years I think.