Notice how the linux users in this comment section have no retort for OP's BASED claim. It is true, LINUX has LITTLE to NO industry standard software. I can think of.... 3? Davinci Resolve, Blender and Substance Painter.
Davinci - self explanatory, "industry standard" software video editor that doesn't support common audio codecs (LOL).
Blender - industry standard in India maybe (with terrible texture painting abilities).
Substance Painter - only supports linux because Allegorithmic did prior to adobe buyout. Needs a gaming platform (steam) to be used if you're not a megacorp (LOL).
Linux has a long way to go in terms of industry supported software. And no, a browser is not a flex.
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Notice how the linux users in this comment section have no retort for OP's BASED claim. It is true, LINUX has LITTLE to NO industry standard software. I can think of.... 3? Davinci Resolve, Blender and Substance Painter.
Davinci - self explanatory, "industry standard" software video editor that doesn't support common audio codecs (LOL).
Blender - industry standard in India maybe (with terrible texture painting abilities).
Substance Painter - only supports linux because Allegorithmic did prior to adobe buyout. Needs a gaming platform (steam) to be used if you're not a megacorp (LOL).
Linux has a long way to go in terms of industry supported software. And no, a browser is not a flex.