I am starting outlines for the first episodes of the podcast I've mostly been putting off up until recently. While the first shows will besically cover system-agnostic multimedia and production processes, I will eventually start presenting the Linux media production perspective. However, as I've never used Windows or Mac beyond what I'm forced to use for work, I don't really have any real understanding for comparison between the Linux tools and the Non-Linux ones.

If you have a good understanding of the use of the popular Windows and Mac packages for graphics, sound, and video, I would love to hear from you; I need perspective if I'm going to give a fair presentation of the Linux platform for those who are curious, and it would help to know what kind of missing features I'll need to find workarounds for. Please let me know if you're willing to help me out.

Thanks for not slapping a "Kick me" sign on my back!

Hello reteo

I would post this in the Windows section, I think you should get a better response

... I am officially an idiot.

nope, just normal

I think Windows offers more flexibility in terms of media production while Mac is great yet very expensive. Just browse more on the net, you'll find out that Windows rules. Just my opinion.