Is it worth switching from win 10 to linux debian?

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Andrei St2020-08-20 23:29:17

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Andrei St, 2020-08-20 23:29:17

I had a desire to move from Windows 10 to linux Debian 10.5 as lately the windows architecture has started to let me down and put me in unexpected situations.
Basically I work in: Photoshop, video editors, Sony Vegas-AE, etc. the desire is great, but what about this software for Windows replacement and the alternative from Linux to this software is terrible, what can you tell me to do in this situation?

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paran0id, 2020-08-20
@No4NaMe

You work not in the OS, but in the application software. Accordingly, you need an OS where it works. Windows, MacOS for example. Windows architecture does not let you down, you do not even touch it directly. The problem is not with her.

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Adamos, 2020-08-20
@Adamos

You can go to the deputies. There it is enough to grind with your tongue - and it is not at all necessary to think what will follow. Judging by the question, you will successfully cope with this work.

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Lp13, 2020-08-21
@Lp13

And you can be more detailed for what, let's say, Photoshop is used, maybe Figma can do it perfectly. And I would switch to make two axes of windows and plus, based on debian deepin os, I myself sit in it completely

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Sup8, 2020-08-22
@Sup8

Be sure to go, I want to read about the architecture of Linux.

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Maxim Yaroshevich, 2020-08-27
@YMax

In what and how does the architecture of Windows fail? IMHO the configuration is rather weak for working in Photoshop - the processor is first of all.
To understand whether it's suitable or not - put Linux in a virtual machine and look, but I say right away - you don't have to start, the software set is exclusively for Windows.

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Artyom Brykin, 2020-08-27
@MindPhaser34

Desktop on Linux is not very stable... I used to be on Windows myself, but I had to switch to Debian-based (Pop!_OS) for work. If you need to work with multimedia tools and the stability of the graphical environment is important, then, strange as it may sound, stay on Windows (I think it can be tweaked and tweaked to be more or less stable).
If there is a need for *nix with a stable graphical environment - this is MacOS (not to be confused with hackintosh).
IMHO, of course.