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You and I are quite alike it seems, Linux always on some device, server, laptop since 1997 - Debian is home. I do tolerate Windows to some extent however, it d
by omgmajk 3y ago
You and I are quite alike it seems, Linux always on some device, server, laptop since 1997 - Debian is home.
I do tolerate Windows to some extent however, it doesn't bother me too much. But that might be the gaming nerd inside talking.
- vladislavv 3y agoWith steam and proton why bother?
- omgmajk 3y agoMost of my games don't really work with Proton very well. Also nvidia gpu which is very weird to fix. On this particular computer I run windows with an MX VM where I do most of my work. On other computers I run Debian or MX.
- NegativeK 3y agoFellow Debianer that visits Windows. It's fine when I'm derping around in Photoshop or something, but it's infuriating for actual work. Debian is home.
- seabass-labrax 3y agoAre you aware of Photopea? It's FOSS and a very capable alternative to Photoshop. It evens runs smoothly on my old Android 5 tablet. https://www.photopea.com/ https://www.photopea.com/
- omgmajk 3y agoI am very averse to online only tools. I don't really like using them in the browser at all. I don't get this trend. If I do graphics I mainly use Gimp or InkScape but I don't do any of that very often. Mostly I just code or game.
- NegativeK 3y agoI've tried a few of the FLOSS photography tools. I'm impressed with them, but I prefer the Adobe suite for how I work. There's also a few other tools like Fusion 360, games, etc. that I prefer having Windows around for.
- seabass-labrax 3y agoI used to keep a Windows installation to hand on a disk, but after I realised that I hadn't booted into it for over two years I started using FLOSS operating systems exclusively. Re. photography, do any specific features of Photoshop come to mind that you miss in free alternatives?