• @[email protected]
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    89 hours ago

    Microsoft office suite? Adobe, most DAWs. PCVR.

    There are alternatives for some of these things. IMO libreoffice is good, but buggy compared to the MS office suite.

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      14 hours ago

      Some people were saying MS Office will still run in the browser though and that’s 90 percent of my use case these days to be honest.

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        Yeah that’s fair. I’m very into hotkeys and macros to speed up my workflow, so the browser doesn’t do it for me.

        I do main Linux (OpenSUSE Tumbleweed), but its not a machine I use for doing serious work.

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      89 hours ago

      Basically “professional software” that isn’t tech related.
      There are fantastic alternatives that are (nearly) transparent for individual users.
      There are BETTER alternatives for some software.
      But working in a team/company that doesn’t prioritise Linux accessibility is painful. And it’s pain that people aren’t paid to deal with to complete their actual workload.
      MS has corporate by the balls.

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      48 hours ago

      Honestly, I’ve just switched (after 27 years of windows) like two months ago, and I don’t miss any of that old crap. Not once have I thought “damn, wish I could have this software under Linux”, because there was always an alternative.

      Arch btw.

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        14 hours ago

        It’s the best office suite for Linux, I just think MS office is a better product. Maybe I’m wrong and it would be great if I was more competent with it.