He didn't go in depth with his Linux experience. But it's definitely nice to see someone in his area with his influence talking about it generally positively and down to earth.
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I am not a patron subscriber, but it seems he goes deeper in his workflow in the following 25min video:
https://www.patreon.com/login?ru=%2Fposts%2Fvideo-vault-how-115407499&immediate_pledge_flow=true
Video Vault: (Technical Video) How I broke up with Adobe (Nov 5, 2024)
For the creatives here, this is a more technical video. I take you through my node VFX pipeline in Resolve and show you around the various s...
Absolutely brilliant work!
It's nice to see someone who used to be so deep into the Adobe ecosystem was finally able to switch over. I hear that it used to be considered practically impossible unless you weren't already in very deep. As a result, many people simply said they wouldn't consider Linux unless Adobe products supported Linux.
The fact that he's proven Adobe doesn't have a stranglehold anymore gives me hope that we'll be seeing more and more people migrating as software supporting Linux gets better.