warmsecondrinse
Well-known member
I'm not well-versed in this as my computing needs are very simple. However, my understanding is that most Windows programs have Linux counterparts that have (of course) different names.
The question is whether you need a specific Windows program or if you need a program that will do the same job as the Windows program. If it's the former, you'll likely need to stay with Windows. If it's the latter, there's likely a Linux counterpart.
Jim
The question is whether you need a specific Windows program or if you need a program that will do the same job as the Windows program. If it's the former, you'll likely need to stay with Windows. If it's the latter, there's likely a Linux counterpart.
Jim
