I switch to Canon inkjet printers that used dye inks as opposed to pigment inks. Pigment ink cartridges always seemed to clog for me if I didn't print a lot. After switching to dye based printers I didn't have the same clogging problem.
The issue with dye inks is that they usually fade faster...
I switched to Affinity Photo when Adobe went to the subscription model. At the time it was on sale and at $25 it was an easy purchase. It really does every
thing I need (photo editing). I just don't like Gimp's UI.
Yep, that's what I do. I've got a motherboard that allows multiple graphics cards so I've allocated 1 card for the Windows VM and the other card for Linux. It works very well. GPU passthrough works great with KVM/QEMU/libvirt handling the VM.
Nope, I just wanted to build my own computer. After looking at the 6502 used in the Apple II, the 8080 in the Imsai,
and the Zilog z80, I decided on building an s100 bus system with the z80. I ended up wire wrapping most of the cards.
Was quite fun.
No thank you. There's nothing that this does that makes me want to purchase it, even if it was in the couple hundred dollar range. Also, I've pretty much avoided Apple products since their start. (yes I'm that old!).