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Linux's biggest problem is the multitude of options in every space, all unique, none of them recognises existing systems that work well and none of them borrow
by lofaszvanitt 2y ago
Linux's biggest problem is the multitude of options in every space, all unique, none of them recognises existing systems that work well and none of them borrow the working solutions from the predecessors. Everyone has to offer some mind bending individual solution that are mostly useless. All of these are centered around the heavy gravity of egos that created them.
That's why gimp and krita is unusable compared to PS.
Watch in awe as the real peepz, who know what works and what not will sweep these fn abominations out of this space when the Linux Desktop's usage stats will climb above lets say 10%... and they will be cheeky enuff to ask money for it :D.