(As a counter example creative types learned to not do a Mac OS X major upgrade for 6 months to a year after Apple released it: Adobe Creative Suite apps would break. Please be a part of our community, the more engaged people we have the better the community. There is a thin layer that deals with the OS. Its a community based project, so its the community that provides support.
This makes later maintenance much easier - the main codebase is OS independent. Linux is different enough that it forces developers to separate their software from the operating system.
Software a) Darktable - the Linux and free equivalent of Lightroom. The tools are world class, and largely free. So, updating my workflow, heres my new approach: Software a) Lightzone (back again). Linux is a good environment for prototyping. I used it for decades as a system administrator as, at the time it was the only way I could easily have a terminal screen on 30 different servers.) You’ll feel right at home in no time and you’ll. If you are really hankering after the Photoshop UI then go play with Gimpshop. It’s a great piece of software that’s simply different to Photoshop. 4? 5? times the market?įor a mac or windows linux desktops are a tiny market - about 1.6% (Linux is used in large numbers for servers, but you have to be pretty geeky to use is as a desktop. Linux users Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo, Slackware, Red Hat, whatever you use, just use the GIMP. For a Mac company to port to windows is a good idea: It multiplies their market by a factor of 6 or 7 (81% vs 13%), although given the relative prominence of macs in the creative community, probably a smaller factor than that.
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