What's some software that doesn't have a good foss alternative?
What's some software that doesn't have a good foss alternative?
Josiah Green
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Luis Watson
photoshop
Oliver Wilson
AutoCAD
Jaxson Edwards
Beat me to it.
Brandon Murphy
prosumer software tends to have a lot of really good foss alternatives but proprietary fags hate it because it's not trying to compete directly which means they can't use linux on their 'bring your own hardware' jobs which sours grapes, professional software is usually too specialised for anybody to care about what operating system it's running on and having a >$1k monthly price tag keeps plebs out, consumer software usually has the best ratio of good foss to good prorietary software
James Morris
drivers
Ryan Kelly
>inb4 high amounts of baby duck syndrome
Caleb Ward
paint.net
Jordan Allen
>yfw you see amdgpu
>yfw you have no face because you're still using nvidia
Mason Bennett
Any professional DAW, though I use Audacity in combination with any given DAW all the time.
Owen Hill
Elaborate please what does autocad have does that the foss options dont?
Isaiah Kelly
pinta isn't terrible if you just need something simple like paint.net but it runs like shit on higher resolutions
Jaxson Russell
I've tried it, I didn't like it. I do however like Krita and GIMP. I use wangblows for gaymen but paint.net is just so easy and simple
William Collins
understandable, I've switched to krita myself but can't stand how every single option has to be called something different
it's the one piece of software I miss most on linux, everything else I prefer the alternatives or don't mind booting a windows vm
Landon Miller
Preview.app
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This is actually the best image editing software for memes, document signing, markups, pdf reviews, gif editing and creation, it goes on and on.
Nothing else comes close.
Cameron Cruz
CFF Explorer and windbg.
Evan Martinez
Adobereader
Luis Ramirez
An android swipe keyboard like gboard
Michael Howard
battlefield V
Christopher Powell
Windows
Jack Scott
Foobar and AIMP
Samuel Jenkins
Acid (music software)
Eli Turner
None that is worth using
Kevin Baker
Adobe After Effects
Luis Perry
Windows Explorer file picker
Jack Adams
Foobar2000
Adam Williams
Mypaint
Eli Peterson
again, used it. I didn't have problems with it with my drawing tablet, and I really enjoyed the one button shortcuts, but it is a pain in the ass to work with when you're just trying to edit some game textures or do simple meme shitposts, because it lacked crop/transform tools. I don't remember if it even had plugin support, while PDN does have a pretty good chunk of plugins.
Nothing would make me happier than PDN to get ported to linux, but until it does i'll just stick to Krita & GIMP when i'm not on my gaymen pc
Carter Barnes
Streaming services
Mason Murphy
Anything in the realm of video editing. Vegas / Premiere and After Effects have no floss alternative that comes even remotely close to them.
Nathan Ross
TotalMix FX
Brandon Thomas
Ableton
Premiere
Photoshop
Justin Jones
Nothing, blender is just better. Though admittedly for extremely high poly modeling and retopology, zbrush is probably still the way to go unfortunately.
Josiah Moore
>foss
As opposed to free and not open source? Retard.
Aiden Smith
This smug little shit is pissing me off.
Oliver Parker
god i wish that were me
Juan Morgan
Doesn't foobar run on Linux?
Jeremiah Fisher
Music software
The only half decent one I know of that is Linux compatible is Reaper and it’s workflow is kind of awful.
Cameron Martinez
still cant force AA on games
what a joke
Ian Carter
Full blown CAD software like Solid Edge (especially the sheet metal part) or Inventor
Charles Foster
Houdini.
There will never be any foss that matches it.
Tyler Perry
Blender and AutoCAD aren't even remotely the same thing.