I'm considering making a complete switch to Linux, but I currently work as a graphic designer, and I rely on software like Photoshop and Illustrator that are essential for my job. In a couple of months, I'll be transitioning to a data analyst role where I'll still need Power BI. I've heard there are workarounds available, and with tools like Canva and Affinity being more accessible, it's tempting. However, I'm torn between moving to Linux right away or waiting a bit longer. I've had issues with dual booting before—my HDD lags, and my SSD is too full for Windows to dual boot properly. I'm planning to use Fedora since I'm familiar with it. So, what do you think? Should I make the jump this Sunday or hold off? My current setup is a 256GB SSD, 1TB HDD, 24GB RAM, and a 4GB NVIDIA GTX 1650.
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You're in a bit of a tricky situation! If you can swing it, getting a cheap SSD (like a 500GB NVME) would really help. This way, you can run Linux without those annoying lag issues. Plus, you can experiment with getting your essential software running through a VM or alternatives like Wine. Just be prepared for a learning curve—and some potential frustrations.
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