Wine

>>60951444
One note?

>>60951444
AutoCAD
Adobe Illustrator

Winamp

>>60951444
>>60951444
edge browser
visual basic
microsoft security essentials
ms office
windows store...
there is a lot

>>60951444
>we
Personally I'm unwilling to use LibreOffice, and OneNote isn't replaceable. Other than that though all of my software has a Linux port or works under WINE.

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Dorico

>>60951513
LibreOffice is a good way to represent the Windows/*nix dichotomy as it is right now. A pessimistic person might claim that MS deliberately sabotaged (or at least neglected) their own standards to prevent competition; but, despite all the disdain I have for MS and proprietary software in general, that kind of outlook is pretty juvenile. Most of it is, in my opinion, due to the way *nix operating systems are distributed. Back when you could go down to your library and borrow a copy of the Ubuntu manual with installation CD included, it was normal for a consumer to a) read the manual b) do a little extra work for a product that their peers/family/coworkers endorsed. GNU/Linux, nowadays, has the advantage of online distribution, but it's also a drawback that comes from a fundamental aspect of free software: it's very difficult to treat free software (and often times condoned by its progenitors; i.e. Stallman) as a "material commodity". The average consumer just can't grasp the concept of a good, usable product without the suffocating restrictions of intellectual property. Apple, on the other hand, refuses to support hardware besides their own mostly out of brand protection. What does this have to do with the availability of software on *nix? Market share. Demand. No one's going to make software for an OS no one uses. Why doesn't anyone use that OS? Because there's no software for it.

>>60951444
QuickBooks
Sage50
Caseware

>t. Accountant

>>60951478
I remember seeing a good alternative, I think ether draw/note. I've only used it for about fifteen minutes, but it looked promising.

Some of Altera's FPGA tools aren't compatible with Linux.

>>60951752
This is one note is nice for syncing on anything, even ios has an app for it. Easy & painless.

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>>60951444
Lightroom
Photo Mechanic

Otherwise, fuck Windows. I don't feel safe using my computer on assignment. If we didn't live in a 24 hour news cycle, I could just smuggle MicroSD cards out of places in my asshole or something, but that's not an option anymore.

>>60951478
>>60951840
>letting some corporation touch your files

>>60951444
ArcGIS
Adobe Premier
ACDDokanNet

Any small utilities you'd really like to see supported in wine?

Bloomberg
Eikon
Morningstar

>>60951444
Reliable drivers
Lmao

there are a lot of media players and tools but not really a good replacement for the swiss army knife called foobar2000

fortunately it runs well enough in wine

>>60951503
cool b8