is there alternative to opera gx after effects and vs studio , valorant

Barbiefan1475

so i had school yesterday and my tech cool class ( littely thats my class name lol) teacher Ms. Colpa ( she told me to ask you guys since her laptops for our class we use solus plasma on that thxs to me showing the beauty on solus linux ) we need some alternative to these software : opera gx , adobe after affects fornite and valorant (we use it for teaching since its a tech class after all) and finally visual studio not vs code version

uuutRena

Barbiefan1475 as far I know there isn't really a alternative to opera gx but your teacher could use the opera browser instead . As for after affects you could use blender kdenlive or design fusion by Blackmagic . For fortnite and valorant maby apex legends is a good alternative ( just make sure you have proton enabled in steam by enabling steam play in settings in steam ) Eclipse , Neovim , Gnu emacs and also mono develop are good alternative to vs studio in my opinion .

drama

By pkgs.org, Opera is in the App Center

I recommending watching this video gaming on Linux.

I can't help with After Effects right now because I'm not really into video editing. The best open souece video editor is Kdenlive, but there are others non-free for Linux, like DaVinci, and another which was used to make Titanic. But DaVinci doesn't package for Solus nor do I know they allow repackage.

Anyway, except for Adobe and online games, I say you could try Wine on the Windows version in the last case. So maybe using wine on the Windows version of DaVinci or in Hotfilm?

The last time I saw, wine on Solus had a bug for me, I don't know if it's corrected, but I never not try to do the correction:

sudo eopkg wine wine-32 && winecfg

Then in Winecfg I load the kernel32.dll in the Libraries, save, and it's fine.

Barbiefan1475

Thxs for the suggestions

Brucehankins

You may want to look into Apache NetBeans also as an alternative to studio. It's available as a snap package.

There have been multiple requests to port Opera GX to Linux, but still no movement from the Opera team. Opera, Firefox, or Brave should all work well unless you specifically need the CPU and RAM limiters in GX. I think Firefox may have some similar capabilities with sleeping tabs or something like that.

For after effects, Blender is probably the closest, but KdenLive is also a pretty powerful free editor.

For games, if a paid option is available, Overwatch can be run on Linux, so that could be an option.

Axios

I cut my teeth on an apple g5 and final cut pro back in the day then I lost touch with everything
Shotcut I like they are always updating it and its very active. (lots of video editors out there)

Ran across this the other day seemed interesting have yet to check it out they have a flatpak
https://natrongithub.github.io/
Never used after effects (so I cant really compare the 2 or if its what your looking for.
(Dunno Just info)

Solarmass

I would ask Ms. Colpa why use "opera gx" when Firefox and Vivaldi exist? 🙂