ENJERUNE 2025-01-07 23:49:13

It really depends mainly in the software you use, if you MUST use propiretary software that is not officially supported on linux for things like a formal job i would say that you can keep on using windows and if you want to try linux you could try dual booting (having 2 OS on the same computer), experiment with a virtual machine (basically a PC emulator where you can install linux virtually while still being on windows) or use Linux in a live usb (have Linux on a USB, you dont install anything, kind of like a Demo for you to try out without any risks), but if youre able to experiment try Free Open Source alternatives, you could try them out on windows or mac first as usually FOSS software is made first for Linux but then made for Windows and Mac, if you feel comfortable enough with these programs you can give linux a try and you wont have a lot of issues since youre gonna be using the same programs you used before, like me with Krita and Blender. For writting you could try Manuskript, i use it and is pretty good and it is available on windows if you want to try it out, im dont consider myself a writter but i have used it and i can tell it has a lot of options to organize characters, worldbuilding and write things like novels, scripts, and other kinds of literature