Comment by benbristow
1 day ago
I don't really PC game anymore, use my Xbox or a few older games my laptop's iGPU can handle, not at the moment anyway. Battlefield 6 is a big one recently that if I had a gaming PC set-up I'd probably want to play.
I know Adobe are... c-words, but their software is industry standard for a reason.
> Battlefield 6 is a big one recently that if I had a gaming PC set-up I'd probably want to play.
We definitely play very different games, I wouldn't touch it if you paid me. So I'm sure we both have a bit of sample bias in our expected rates of linux compatibility. Especially since EA is another company like Adobe. Also, the internet seems to think they have a cheating problem. I wonder how bad it really is, and if it's worth the cost of the anti-cheat.
They're industry standard because they were first. Not necessarily because they were better. They do have a feature set that's near impossible to beat, not even I can pretend like they don't. I'm just saying, respect and fairness is more important to me, than content aware fill ever will be.
Also, doesn't the Adobe suite work on Linux?
I think older versions do, like CS6 through WINE.
Photoshop CC 2024 apparently works somewhat, but no GPU support and the removal tool doesn't work apparently.
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iI...
Basically, no.