None of this seems rooted in the reality I've been working in.
> What's Actually Happening: Students learn Figma, not Illustrator.
Figma is currently an excellent competitor for approximately 1/3 or so of Illustrator's capabilities. In some industries, knowing Figma is like saying you know Microsoft Publisher.
> What's Actually Happening: Indie developers run Omarchy on Framework laptops.
Omarchy was released by 1 divisive individual extremely recently. Framework is more expensive than most alternatives available and sadly have not taken over the market unless you mean the very niche and fractured high-end linux-laptop market, which is still debatable given the existence of system76, dell w/ linux, lenovo w/linux, tuxedo out of Germany, Star Labs in the UK...
Surpised there’s no mention of the Affinity suite. It’s inexpensive, not a yearly purchase (so far), and while the workflow and features differ from the Adobe suite, it may get the job done for those who need something less frequently.
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Figma is currently an excellent competitor for approximately 1/3 or so of Illustrator's capabilities. In some industries, knowing Figma is like saying you know Microsoft Publisher.
> What's Actually Happening: Indie developers run Omarchy on Framework laptops.
Omarchy was released by 1 divisive individual extremely recently. Framework is more expensive than most alternatives available and sadly have not taken over the market unless you mean the very niche and fractured high-end linux-laptop market, which is still debatable given the existence of system76, dell w/ linux, lenovo w/linux, tuxedo out of Germany, Star Labs in the UK...
There’s no Lightroom equivalent, unfortunately.