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I love Linux for everything home-office I do.

#Blu ray player for mac 2018 software

If some Windows-like financial behemoth started funding development of graphic and video production software for Linux I have no doubt you would quickly have good reason to change your tune. That is not cause to abandon Linux for all the other home-office functions I do routinely, and it is certainly not cause to bash Linux.

#Blu ray player for mac 2018 full

I can make my own cd full of original rock and roll at home using my Windows machine, but only because the very specialized beast that is multi-track recording software has never been tamed in the Linux world. I had to accept the same disappointment with making music. The only disappointment is that there is so little motive to spur Linux developers to conquer those out of the way issues. If you are disappointed with something off the beaten home-office path like blu ray players, don't blame Linux. The people who have been kind enough and selfless enough to devote their energies to making Linux competitive in the home and office world have never put their development sights on the specialized apps for graphics, video and sound, at least not to the extent and grandeur required to make those apps as glamorous as the same apps in the Windows world and the Mac world. The big profit-oriented developers don't put their time and effort into developing specialized apps for Linux because there is no (or very little) profit in it. I admit Linux is lacking in these areas, especially for the non-nerd crowd who wants everything plug and play and "do as much for me as you can so I don't have to know anything about computers." Windows excels at that, primarily because it is a for-profit system that has attracted all of the biggest developers and money backing you can imagine to develop these things.

#Blu ray player for mac 2018 pro

The distinction I think you should heed is when it comes to doing the very specialized tasks like professional graphics, pro video, and pro sound. Linux has come a long, long way in the last 15-20 years. Windows makes it look slicker a lot of times, but the core functionality is on par among the 3 systems. Windows and Mac and Linux all excel at these tasks and I would agree that Linux does all of these things as well as Windows if not better.

#Blu ray player for mac 2018 pdf

Both environments are typically no more demanding than doing office work, word docs, spreadsheets, databases, maybe some powerpoint, reading pdf docs, lots of email and more and more a lot of internet browsing. When comparing to Windows, and to a lesser extent with Mac, Keep in mind that the vast majority of Windows machines and users are primarily in an office environment and secondarily in a generic home environment. I understand this position, but I also think it's important to make a distinction here. Linux is for people with interst in the computer things and Mac for people who just want to focus on their work. I hope nobody is offended by my opinion, but this is how I experience it. This little computer can do all tasks with ease. I am selling my super-duper > 2K pc computer and bought a Mac mini 2018 instead. It’s the most user friendly system and does the job without problems.

#Blu ray player for mac 2018 for mac os

I decided to switch back my workflow and choosed for Mac OS because I work with that system for more than 20 years. I tried to get it work but it’s impossible. All I wanted was a stable system that worked and let me do my work, but what I got was an unstable system with many problems that prevented me to do my work.Ĭompared with Mac OS and Windows it was a dissapointment.

The idea was to work for a while with Windows and then swich to Linux because I heard great things about it.īut it wasn’t great at all.

My experience after 2 years is that Linux is unstable, there’s not much good software available, hardware is not supported and for small problems you need the terminal, which I think no end user ever should confronted with.Ībout 2 years ago - after many years using Mac - I bought a super-duper expensive PC computer with al the best specs to edit 4K, music production and for professional illustration. If you know everything about Linux it’s great, but as a content creator, like me - I’m sorry but - it’s a nightmare. I have to disagree with ‘Linux doing things better than Windows’. Not only did I stopped trying to get Bluray working on Linux, but stopped completely with Linux.