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Office yes. Xilinx FPGA Toolchain, CAD, Visual Studio (ok, ok forget the last one)

• lnxg33k1 5y ago
  Yeah that is fair, there is a lot of people who need certain software which is not available on linux, but I was wondering what can the linux community do? I mean the guy at the parent comment described a problem which was easily solvable, and other people instead decsribed problems on which linux has no control over, if the vendor of the software you need for you business doesn't bother to create a software you need for your business for linux, bring it to the vendor of the software you need for you business, not to linux
  • wintermutestwin 5y ago
    I don't call this convolution to deal with a blatantly unnecessary problem "easily solvable." https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=287353 https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=287353
  • andi999 5y ago
    I could be a problem the linux community could do nothing about (and still be a problem). But lets see: - maybe a lot of companies dont do it because there is no awareness that customers want it? - maybe companies do not know how to develop cross platform So ppl shd tell manufactures that they would be willing to pay money for linux applications. Also the cross platform development should be smoothed and well documented. Like write a document (and give some talks) how to easily migrate a win32 programm to. Linux and a dot net program. If it is not easy, make it easier. Also do the same for licensing/copyprotection on linux.
• immibis 5y ago
  Xilinx Vivado runs on Linux
  • andi999 5y ago
    Nice.