>Honestly, any serious application that doesn't take symlinks into account in 2010s is a joke. I agree, but it doesn't stop me from having to use these program

>Honestly, any serious application that doesn't take symlinks into account in 2010s is a joke. I agree, but it doesn't stop me from having to use these programs where they clearly kill their competitors in terms of features or usability. Not to start a fight but windows programs take a serious step back in ease of use (for me) vs their linux counterparts. I work from home so my home PC = my work PC. Unfortunately I'm a massive fan of multiple displays (5 currently) in various orientations and linux epicly fails at this. I used linux as my primary OS for 7 years but finally gave up over this singular issue.