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The only thing that was really tying me to windblows was Fusion360 and zbrush for personal use. Blender is plenty now and I got completely up to snuff for CAD on both FreeCAD and onshape.com.

For personal usage I can't go back to Windows, I still have a hard drive on my system I load windows for making software for windows, but other than that I don't use it any longer.

So, to install blender on Linux you can do a normie install through the software download manager in Linux that gives the most updated version most of the time for most software available on linux with one simple click.

A lot of other software are incredibly easy to install in the terminal and becomes the preferred method. sudo apt-get install blender and hit enter and it installs an older "stable" version, but at this point its just old. But you can do that with 1,000's of piece of software. Sudo(admin) apt-get(get needed packages) install blender. It's not rocket science.

I'm sorry you're retarded personally.

But you are correct on corporate level, there's a modern conspiracy about software as a service monthly charge on corporate and govt level and that's all on Microsoft. Gates is hell spawn

Davinci Resolve is on linux and Kdenlive is pretty decent as well. There's gimp(photoshop) rawtherapee(lightroom) blender(swiss army knife) and others.

Most of the time people are tied to windows for sharing progress on projects because most of them use windows. For personal use windows and everything it does is disgusting, and I don't like being fucked with by my computer.

I made the switch to full time on Linux a couple years ago, it was uncomfortable at first, but after finding my theme and desktop gui I liked I can't go back to windows. I have made Linux into my dream experience with computing. Windows is like a gulag at this point.

Tell that to hollywood, fucktard.