>At work
>Load up Linux machine
>Boss: "user I need you to get this graphics project thing done"
>Me: "uhh uhhh" -loads up Gimp and realize what he is asking needs photoshop
>Boss: "Well?"
>Me: "wait for my v'virtual machine to load so I can load up photoshop"
>Boss: "Virtual-whoosits? Just load up Photoshop! What do I pay you for?"
>Me: "I'I got it" -no shortcut keys work because of VM shortcut key mappings making Photoshop 100x harder to use
At work
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Levi Perry
>realize what he is asking needs photoshop
Elaborate
Aaron Wilson
Daily reminder that Linux is only free if your time is worthless.
Kayden Phillips
>he uses adobe botnet
Ian Jones
imagine being such a basedpilled, spineless wagecuck lmao
Levi Jackson
Yeah imagine moving out of your parents house.
Evan Carter
There is literally nothing good about using Gimp in comparison to Photoshop. The comparative advantage is so night and day it's sickening. They may be terrible with their licensing policy, but at least their product works really really well.
Adrian Rogers
Take for example cmyk values show up in Photoshop, which is an absolute requirement if you're going to do any print anything. Let alone the usage of Illustrator and InDesign which are totally different programs that are best for vector-based printing tools that again, Gimp just doesn't hold a candle to. Modern cameras use .RAW file formats and Gimp can't even read that shit let alone edit it properly.
Ryan Flores
find a better job user, and learn to use gimp
Josiah Torres
>at workplace that involves art media
>implying factory working conditions
Lol stfu shill
Isaac Lewis
This story just shows me that you have never worked a single minute in your life. The fact alone that you think that this scene could play out in a real office is so sad, you should just take a rope.
Jacob Hall
...
Liam Roberts
>wine ps.exe
>vm
Daniel Edwards
I got you senpai, wineprefix is also needed i think i missed that in the readme 1fichier.com
Matthew Diaz
winetricks sorry
Joseph Russell
you can setup a distro like debian faster than setting up windows
Ryan Thompson
why are you not running what you need for the job anyway?
this byod bullshit is dumb, do they really not provide you with what you fucking need to do your work?
Samuel Cooper
w-what's happening to her?
Ryan Jackson
>Linux
>Some faggy art shit
Just use a Mac holy shit
Julian Mitchell
Charging
Sebastian Adams
kanna needs electricity shes a dragon :3
Leo Morales
simply ebin
James Peterson
> Not having an art/graphics deparment to do this for you.
> Having only one work PC
Alexander Anderson
Win.
Tyler Evans
Based exposer
Brayden Cruz
Imagine unironically being a welfare leech and degenerate as an occupation and not becoming useful to yourself and society
Daniel Cox
why the fuck would my boss ever ask me to do graphics work? are you retarded? you can use your fagshit OS X if you need, I dont care you stupid nigger
Ethan Stewart
Colton Martin
>imagine doing graphics projects
graphics projects are for gays and women, didn't you know?
Joseph Lopez
I really hate this picture because she looks just like my ex-gf who's married now
current gf doesn't hold a candle to my ex
Julian Diaz
>job
>linux
Kek, good one OP.
Andrew Hall
photoshop works flawlessly on linux
if you said illustrator it'd be slightly understandable, other than the fact a VM takes 3 seconds to boot.
Ethan Richardson
most distros take 1/10th the time to setup than windows does to install
Benjamin Butler
Windows installs in like six minutes if you don't have a durdenstation. Last time I installed a Linux (some Ubuntu, IIRC), it repeatedly hung at the "partition your drive" window and I had to restart it about four times before it would install.
Hunter Edwards
don't you mean ~/Pictures/proprietary/cringe/
Nolan Brown
you do not belong on this website
Grayson Torres
your ex on the left
your gf on the right
Alexander Green
why were you even considering using GIMP if your job involves doing any print work whatsoever
Brayden Perez
>At work
>Load up Windows machine
>IT set it up and maintains it
>Do literally nothing that involves the actual operating system
>At home
>Load up GNU/Linux machine
>I set it up and maintain it
>Do literally nothing but interfacing with the actual operating system