Open Source only on Linux?

Friday, 16. May 2008, 12:48:27

Who is using GIMP, Inkscape. Blender, Scribus & Co? Linux people only or Mac fans and Windows users too?
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Comments

Anonymous writes:

It's 60% Linux and 40% Windows right now.
Many people are forced to use Windows at work, but few are forced to use Linux.

By anonymous user, # 16. May 2008, 15:06:40

Since Ubuntu 7.10 i'm using 99% Linux

By area42, # 16. May 2008, 18:52:04

Anonymous writes:

100% Gnu/Linux, Ubuntu of course

By anonymous user, # 16. May 2008, 22:38:24

ilPestifero writes:

100% Gnu/Linux, Ubuntu of course

ps. sorry for previous comment

By anonymous user, # 16. May 2008, 22:39:01

n-pigeon writes:

60% Linux 40% Windows
If I would never find Gimp and Blender for windows I would never be interested in Linux and never using it for 99% time.

Sorry for my English. :)

By anonymous user, # 17. May 2008, 10:05:45

JakeT writes:

that's how I am--Linux at home, Windows at work. The more cross-platform stuff I can find to use both places (gimp, inkscape, scribus) the better.

By anonymous user, # 18. May 2008, 00:18:12

I'll have to vote Ubuntu, though I mostly use them on FreeBSD.

By anzah, # 18. May 2008, 13:48:15

Chris writes:

80% Ubuntu, 20% XP. I boot XP in Virtualbox so that I can run Illustrator CS3. Inkscape just isn't there yet for pre-press

Chris

By anonymous user, # 18. May 2008, 16:25:46

70% Mandriva Linux (2008.1 Free) 30% XP (Psi, GIMP, Firefox, Filezilla).

By Sacren, # 18. May 2008, 18:54:01

Its quite interesting that many people need XP for some tasks. Thanks to the Wine project i didn't need Windows anymore and i can use Linux at work to

Yes, Linux graphic apps need more improvement for prepress use

By area42, # 18. May 2008, 19:00:54

I don't use lots of graphic soft (telling the truth, only Gimp), but I used it on XP before, switching to lin, and will use it after switching to mac. I really like crossplatforms!

By kpow, # 18. May 2008, 23:48:43