Not just large companies OT because not docker In the realm of artistic software (thinking Alberton Live and Adobe suites) licensing hell is a real thing. In

Not just large companies OT because not docker In the realm of artistic software (thinking Alberton Live and Adobe suites) licensing hell is a real thing. In my recent experience it sorts the amateurs from the pros, in favour of amateurs The time spent learning the closed system includes hours and dollars wrestling licenses. Pain++. Not just the unaffordable price, but time that could be spent creating But for an aspiring professional it is the cost of entry. These tools must be mastered (if not paid for, ripping is common) as they have become a key part of the mandated tool chains, to the point of enshittification The amateur is able to just get on with it, and produce what they want when they want with a dizzying array of possible tools