Sounds nice, but most software devs I know implement subscription features and such while also forcing AI into it making the product shit and expensive.
The thing I really want is Directory Opus to make a Linux version but they told me “no there’s not a big enough market for that”. So far that program is the main reason why I’m still using shitty Windows and not Linux instead.
Directory Opus looks like a file manager, so you might want to look at the options available on Linux. If you’re not fixed on one desktop environment, it’s worth checking several as they all have slightly different ideas. I can see Directory Opus has various other minor features, you’ll find many if them already included in existing file managers, but if something’s missing, you could request it, then you’re in the position the meme talks about.
Sounds nice, but most software devs I know implement subscription features and such while also forcing AI into it making the product shit and expensive.
The thing I really want is Directory Opus to make a Linux version but they told me “no there’s not a big enough market for that”. So far that program is the main reason why I’m still using shitty Windows and not Linux instead.
Directory Opus looks like a file manager, so you might want to look at the options available on Linux. If you’re not fixed on one desktop environment, it’s worth checking several as they all have slightly different ideas. I can see Directory Opus has various other minor features, you’ll find many if them already included in existing file managers, but if something’s missing, you could request it, then you’re in the position the meme talks about.
Not sure why you’d want to run it on linux, but it seems like it works in wine. You could probably get it going with winboat too
Nice thanks!