• BlameTheAntifa@lemmy.world
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        It’s a shame that generic desktop apps don’t have the same level of support that games do. That would be an enormous boost to Linux adoption.

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          I dual-boot Kubuntu (--minimal-install; no snap fuckery) and Win11. I’m a contractor so the Win11 Pro side is technically my “business” installation. I’ve debloated quite a lot in Windows land, but still haven’t figured out how to get rid of CoPilot etc. I self-host a GPU cluster via a server running CasaOS/Ubuntu-Server LTS.

      • PastafARRian@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        If you’re really committed, Wine or Quickemu are pretty damn good now. Grasshopper may almost fully work. Worth a shot. If you’re generous and it works well enough, you can create bugs for any gaps in behavior and help everyone else. But not everyone has time for it.

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          Grasshopper3D runs within Rhinoceros3D. Can “Rhino8 run with Wine/Quickemu?” is what I should research, though in McNeel’s documentation, it’s explicitly stated to not use Wine (I think). I suppose I could run on an older x86_64 Intel Macbook, but then I lose NVIDIA acceleration.

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        Last I checked Rhino was gold in winedb. Did something change?

        But I set up work machines when I need windows. Using corporate licensing help set some pretty good group policies. Then I just remote into them when I need to use something or work on something windows related. You can keep an instance in the cloud or a physical box, whatever works for you.

        Remoting in with a linux machine on a semi decent connection is about the same as being there.

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      Please sit down for what I’m about to tell you. When a Linux user communicates with someone using Windows, the Linux user’s sent data is still being harvested. 💢

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        Uh huh, so what you’re saying is that the other user also must be assimilated, then.

        Resistance is futile