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The vast majority of free/open source software is available for Windows, and that includes things as horrendously unusable as GIMP.
by scholia 12y ago
The vast majority of free/open source software is available for Windows, and that includes things as horrendously unusable as GIMP.
- alkonaut 12y agoAnd then we should remember that the big cross platform ones are used by an audience 20x larger than Linux only applications, so they should be the good ones. What's a good, large/complex OSS app that beats its proprietary competitors? It sure isn't gimp or eclipse. It's Chromium! Which is backed by a megacorp. See the pattern? I have yet to see an OSS project impress me with a large/complex desktop application. I'm sceptical it will ever happen.