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Linux has progressed a lot, but for productivity apps, it doesn’t come close to macOS. What I want to see is a user-friendly productivity app suite as good as
by ostenning 5y ago
Linux has progressed a lot, but for productivity apps, it doesn’t come close to macOS.
What I want to see is a user-friendly productivity app suite as good as macOS for linux:
- Calendar
- Mail
- Preview
These apps need feature parity with the macOS, need to “just work” with sane defaults and need to be well thought out with an equivalent UX.
Don’t get me wrong, I ran Manjaro and Arch for a long time and I would love to go back to them as my daily workhorse, but the app support isnt nearly as good.
Even apps like Spotify bring my linux T480 thinkpad with 32GB ram to its knees because Spotify doesnt give a shit about Linux.
So as a result I have to find shitty second class apps that dont have full features, are buggy or dont work. Then I end up spending more time trying to get my computer to run apps properly than actually use it for its intended purpose.