These 6 Linux apps are the secret sauce to my creative process

Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET Years before I started my Linux journey, I was an artist. It wasn't until much later that I realized another side of my multifaceted artistic self needed to write words. At first, I used paper and pen, but eventually, I migrated to a word processor. Also: My 6 must-have Linux apps for productivity, and why they make work easier In those early days, that was StarOffice, and with it, I began another journey that would continue throughout my life. I was an actor. Then I was a writer and author. Then came podcasting and filmmaking. I wonder: What's next? Regardless, when I needed the right tools for the job, I was lucky enough to find them all on Linux. Here are the apps I find most important for artistic expression and creation. 1. DaVinci Resolve DaVinci Resolve is my non-linear editor of choice. I've been using it for just over two years (after being a long-time Final Cut Pro user), and I've found it to be exactly what I needed. Resolve is not only a ... Read full article.