A year or so ago, Capture One hinted at having a linux version, but they’ve since deleted the comments suggesting that “something was in the works”. If they did, they’d have a monopoly in the linux-space for photo editing I think. Darktable is great FOSS software, but it does have a learning curve.
I had such high hopes for them, I really did. Then after everything with the C1 iPad app, and leading in Linux users for so long only to try and erase the conversation from existence… 😅
I do really love their software, though. More than any other photo editing app I’ve used. Something about the workflow just clicks for me, and if they released a Linux client tomorrow I’d buy a new license on the spot. Not if they decided to go the Way of the Subscription, though. I’m so tired of subscriptions…
A year or so ago, Capture One hinted at having a linux version, but they’ve since deleted the comments suggesting that “something was in the works”. If they did, they’d have a monopoly in the linux-space for photo editing I think. Darktable is great FOSS software, but it does have a learning curve.
I had such high hopes for them, I really did. Then after everything with the C1 iPad app, and leading in Linux users for so long only to try and erase the conversation from existence… 😅
I do really love their software, though. More than any other photo editing app I’ve used. Something about the workflow just clicks for me, and if they released a Linux client tomorrow I’d buy a new license on the spot. Not if they decided to go the Way of the Subscription, though. I’m so tired of subscriptions…