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Yeah I know, but it's a lot better than 15 years ago. I run professional grade, paid for and licensed, video editing software. Native Linux support.
I don't need all that crazy excel wizard crap so I'm good with libreoffice.
There's one game I haven't attempted to run in a long time on Linux which may work just fine now for all I know, but the rest of my stuff works great these days.
I realize the alternatives to some programs are not always that great but they can sometimes get the job done decently enough
Better for sure, but still no meaningful/full-featured CAD tools on Linux. No "works on Linux" in quotes, nothing at all.
Yeah, I don't do cad so I have no knowledge of that.
None of that stuff works with wine I guess?