Really depends on what you use daily. Most distros are going to already have drop in replacements for stuff like playing video. Otherwise the same software works, like VLC.
It’s when you get to speciality stuff like video editing, instructional or graphic design, some engineering software, etc that you have to actively look for things that have features you need.
Really depends on what you use daily. Most distros are going to already have drop in replacements for stuff like playing video. Otherwise the same software works, like VLC.
It’s when you get to speciality stuff like video editing, instructional or graphic design, some engineering software, etc that you have to actively look for things that have features you need.