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We all have different definitions of cosy software, but mine would be software that feels right, and slightly magical. I remember trying out Python and getting
by nicbou 4y ago
We all have different definitions of cosy software, but mine would be software that feels right, and slightly magical.
I remember trying out Python and getting butterflies in my stomach. MacOS gave me the same feeling back in 2012.
The most recent one for me is Procreate. It manages to both work as a simple sketch book replacement, and a Photoshop equivalent. It's a treat to use.
- jcelerier 4y agoSo interesting, I have an extremely averse reaction whenever I used (and still have to use) the three software you mentioned. They are as far as possible as what is comfy for me.
- camgunz 4y agoWhat is comfy for you?
- jcelerier 4y agomy basic i3 desktop - I remember when I tried i3 for the first time, I had put the intro video and just followed the keybindings and it instantly felt the most natural I had ever felt with my computer (having been through dos, win 9x up to 7, with aston shell, various stardock stuff I forgot the name of, litestep, bblean, xoblite, linux with kde 3, fluxbox for a very long time, gnome 2, kde 4, gnome 3, and a few others) https://zim-wiki.org/ https://zim-wiki.org/ - I'm still trying to find a way to make it interoperate well with my remarkable if anyone has any idea. bonus points if it can somehow work with freeplane for mind mapping... most kde software - dolphin, okular, gwenview are exactly what I want krita bitwig studio davinci resolve qt creator i'm trying to the software I mainly develop, https://ossia.io https://ossia.io reach my ideals in terms of comfiness but i'm not there yet haha
- camgunz 4y agoNice! Thanks for these, excited to read more about Zim Wiki and Ossia.
- eastbound 4y ago> that feels right, and slightly magical Postgres does this effect to me. It’s the perfect SQL syntax, the regular one, etc.