But they used to offer support for Photoshop and Illustrator a while back if I'm not mistaken. That's what's annoying me.
I work professionally with Adobe programs, but quite frankly, it's ridiculous that there's no Linux support. Heck, even Cinema4D and Redshift support Linux.
Personally, the only reason I don't fully switch to Linux is because of the Adobe Suite, but other than that, I would absolutely make the switch. I'm hoping that if this promopts enough people to make the switch, then Adobe will finally make versions of their Programs for Linux.
Revolutionary.
Correction: You might be are an asshole.
Lack of advanced graphics options. I want to be able to tweak the graphics so they run well on my computer without looking like crap.
Printer Ink and paying companies like Google and Spotify, who still collect your data as a paid customer.
Smartphones. The sheer fact that we're able to fit these cameras, computer chips, and everything else into these thin glass slabs is still mind-blowing to me.
An iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit. I can not even begin to count how many times it saved me.
Nope, still going strong. Already bought ToTK on launch so I'd have something to look forward to. Got 2 devine beasts down (almost 3).
My LG TV from 2017 that's not getting any updates anymore feels great this time of the year :D
Oh, I'll get you to talk, sooner or later..
The fact that some people are actually willing to take that offer is both hilarious and sad.
My 2018 15-inch MacBook Pro. It's both the best (and worst) purchase I've ever made.
On one hand - that thing is the reason I got into working in creative jobs (3D, video editing, etc). On the other hand - it's the worst computer I've ever owned. I've had it for the past 4 years and I'm already planning on replacing it next month.
Bitwarden is the best.
Me : I'll also need a tank and a giant crane for... unspecified reasons.
Samsung: ok
Legend of Zelda BoTW. Trying to finish the game before I start playing ToTK.
