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Nextcloud could have just gone full in with Collabora instead, give Collabora all the funding and help they may need to be the better Office Suite and eventually the King of open source doc editing software. Especially when Collabora also has desktop versions of their office suite. Instead Nextcloud decided it better to do a fork in this manner. If they really had reservations about Russian aspect this is what they would have done imo. They could also add a disclosure about why they prefer...

It's real. I've been using adobe illustrator for work for over a decade now. This is a straight up copy of adobe illustrator. It runs without fuss on linux, it's free and open source. I'm sure it has some rough edges, but in terms of being an alternative to illustrator, it's miles ahead of any of the other open source projects.

On the one hand I'm sad that the years of hard work put in by indie developers on projects like inkscape has been so thoroughly surpassed by an AI project, but on the other hand, I'm overjoyed that adobe's chokehold over the market is finally going to slip, especially after they spent so long hiking prices and using artists work to train their ai models on.

It’s incredibly slow in its Docker version. I’ve never seen anything like this from a Docker app, even with fewer than a hundred files and just a few dozen dirs. It’s so slow that it’s unusable. Yet my needs are pretty basic. Too bad—the interface is quite polished, but having something beautiful that’s unusable is a problem. It’s like one of those apps developed by AI...

FileBrowser Quantum: same story.

In the end, I turned to a exact opposite: Copyparty. An interface that, let’s say… isn’t...

I don't see the exact benefit of continuously pinging google every 2 mins to get an estimated time of destination and directions or for any of the other 10 reasons as they have outlined in their privacy page. I'll stick with foss alternatives that doesn't ping/depend on google.

Opera still desperately trying to find some sort of gimmick that will make their browser stick out from the flock. Opera has too many base design issues for me to ever consider it tbh when I tried it out with me ending stopping when their beta browser got caught by Windows Defender as containing malware, which they patched out with a hotfix once users reported it lol.

The closest match: upload a floor plan and place furniture at its true size to see what fits. It uses generic furniture rather than real pieces from shops, and has no comparison, moodboard or budget.

I really like Wando Pro it's a hard to find combination of features. You don't have the raw painting power of Krtia like you do in Krita AI Diffusion, but I get much easier access to cloud generation and all the basic tools I need. I also love the fact it's a real program and not yet another electron app or local hosted web stack. Needs more help information, took some trial and error to learn, but worth it. It's still a really new program though and the dev says better help documentation is...

Its free supports linux and has almost all the same features + more