And why do you use them?
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DaVinci Resolve is THE video editor on Linux. Unfortunately the libre apps for it don’t get even close, to the point that even with all the limitations in the free and paid versions, it still is the best option.
Also shout out to Bitwig Studio, although I don’t use it.
I personally use Shotcut but i only do basic editing.
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, Master PDF Editor, Duplicacy (paid GUI), DaVinci Resolve
Never using proprietary software again. Maybe the only who can one be used be me and other foss’ person could be steam…
Dungeondraft, Wonderdraft, FoundryVTT. Battle map making, world map making, and virtual table top respectively
I know you can’t make battle maps with it but have you hear of azgaar ? It’s an awesome open source world map maping web app !
Does it count as paid if I donated what I think is a reasonable price?
Cause then it’s KDE, Firefox, Thunderbird, LibreOffice and Gimp. I’d prefer those programs even if their proprietary counterparts were free.R-Studio, the single most powerful forensics and disk diagnostics and recovery software for all OSes.
The one you know is called RStudio.
No. What I am saying is different. The hyphen is the difference.
I know, that message was for the people who was about to comment about how R-Studio is an IDE for R.
The IDE is called RStudio, not R-Studio. IDE is for R, and there is nothing inherently unique to that IDE. R-Studio on the other hand is a tool with absolutely no competition for over a decade, and is thus worth as a paid tool for all OSes.
