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> Ugh can't wait until either Linux is accessible enough for non-programmers and advanced users My 8 year old and 12 year old are both fine using Linux, so I w
by happymellon 3y ago
> Ugh can't wait until either Linux is accessible enough for non-programmers and advanced users
My 8 year old and 12 year old are both fine using Linux, so I wouldn't call them advanced or technical. What do you need it to do that you can't?
[Edit] Somehow I missed the blind part. I haven't tried those accessibility functions, though I would have thought that corporate customers would have required that so they don't get sued.
- applesan 3y agoFor me all the programs from adobe creative suite not working is the biggest reason why I'm hesitant to switch.
- bionsystem 3y agoThey have a SaaS offering, wouldn't it work from a linux box ?
- knifie_spoonie 3y agoI've tried the online versions, and they're not even close to being a replacement for the proper desktop applications.
- happymellon 3y ago> accessible enough for non-programmers and advanced users I mean unless you also discredit Windows and MacOS as being accessible because there exist pro applications that aren't present on those platforms, Im not sure what your point is.
- Zardoz84 3y agoGimp, Inkscape, Krita, etc...