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I'm sure they're not.
I'm also pretty sure that they're working a lot better now than they were before...

I thought the orange man was supposed to be a leader in fertilization.

Yeah, good luck getting Adobe supporting anything linux. Have pleaded both as customer and as corporate client. Not happening.

Blackmagic has stuff. DaVinci, etc. But apples and oranges.

Well. When the OS stops receiving updates there's a whole lot of stuff that stops receiving updates (much of which is the libraries that are being updated with the OS).

Using Windows 10 past the cut-off date is perfectly possible but more and more of the security of your device (and, as it'll be connected to the internet, all other unpatched devices) will be on you, rather than a large company (or a collective of really smart people).

Ah. Pro Tools.
Yeah I understand Avid isn't exactly er, avid on the open source stuff.
My apologies and thanks for the education.

Well, I thought I might go for an oranger color and rhetoric for a change, but what do I know!

Just. Don't know. Maybe they'd do something differently for a change? Uh. Why's politics so hard? Who knew policy could be so hard...

Had the Conservative conservatives and the Liberal conservatives. Could we get the New Democratic communists for a change?

Fair enough. And I didn't mean it as a slight. Just genuinely curious about what a unified Linux Control Panel might have been like.

This is not to say that the Gnome and KDE (or Plasma) panels (f. ex.) don't have their varied and myriad shortcomings, but that's another discussion.

And that's completely fine. I would advise on a cut-off date of around Oct 15. 2025. Your OS won't receive any security updates after that and having it connected to internet at that point is going to be a major risk.

You have more than a year to prepare, though. Use it wisely. :)

Can you enlighten me on what is the 'already half-assed solution that is the control panel on Linux" [sic]. That you mean.

Far as I know, there are many a different approaches to half-assed solutions to control panels on Linux [sic].

What are your very high end multi channel audio cards that don't play together with Jack?