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That's the major, I would say, complaint against Ghosty at the moment, is that the whole cross-platform thing is kind of like, you have to squint to call it cross-platform. Because no Windows support yet, and the Linux support doesn't feel native, I guess, depending on which distribution you're on. I don't know, I'm not on Linux, so... I don't have that experience, but I think other people have.

That's the major, I would say, complaint against Ghosty at the moment, is that the whole cross-platform thing is kind of like, you have to squint to call it cross-platform. Because no Windows support yet, and the Linux support doesn't feel native, I guess, depending on which distribution you're on. I don't know, I'm not on Linux, so... I don't have that experience, but I think other people have.

Chris, have you picked up any new tools in 2025 or last year that you actually adopted?

Chris, have you picked up any new tools in 2025 or last year that you actually adopted?

Someone's got to do it. That is the hard part, isn't it? Or the tedious part of podcasting is the edit. What I find interesting about that, Chris, is that you have your toes in two different tide pools, so to speak, because you have Addition, which is an Adobe product, but then you're using Final Cut Pro, which is an Apple product.

Someone's got to do it. That is the hard part, isn't it? Or the tedious part of podcasting is the edit. What I find interesting about that, Chris, is that you have your toes in two different tide pools, so to speak, because you have Addition, which is an Adobe product, but then you're using Final Cut Pro, which is an Apple product.

and not Premiere Pro, which is Adobe's video editing equivalent of Final Cut Pro. And I don't think our listeners necessarily have any interest in audio video editing tools like you and I do, Chris, because we are daily driving those suckers. But just that dichotomy of going all in on an ecosystem versus...

and not Premiere Pro, which is Adobe's video editing equivalent of Final Cut Pro. And I don't think our listeners necessarily have any interest in audio video editing tools like you and I do, Chris, because we are daily driving those suckers. But just that dichotomy of going all in on an ecosystem versus...

You're giving up some integration and some crossover that only Adobe can do in order to live in both camps.

You're giving up some integration and some crossover that only Adobe can do in order to live in both camps.

Yeah, that is the drawback. I mean, there are certain tasks that certain environments are just not built for. And there are other tasks, which they are. And so this has us often doing things that we otherwise wouldn't do, you know, like keeping a Windows box around, for instance, or switching between Adobe and Apple or, you know, running WSL, which is cool.

Yeah, that is the drawback. I mean, there are certain tasks that certain environments are just not built for. And there are other tasks, which they are. And so this has us often doing things that we otherwise wouldn't do, you know, like keeping a Windows box around, for instance, or switching between Adobe and Apple or, you know, running WSL, which is cool.

And better than not WSL, but you know, for instance, wanting Linux tooling on windows and stuff like that, where it's just like, I think as developers, we probably have the messiest just programming environments because we're just like all we need kind of need all the things at different times. I really like development on Linux.

And better than not WSL, but you know, for instance, wanting Linux tooling on windows and stuff like that, where it's just like, I think as developers, we probably have the messiest just programming environments because we're just like all we need kind of need all the things at different times. I really like development on Linux.

Well, I don't want to be a hater because I love Linux, but for the last 10 years, anytime somebody came on the show and said they're running Linux, me and Adam just collectively sigh. Because it's like, there's probably going to be issues on this particular episode. Do your sigh. But Riverside and in-browser tooling has helped that quite a bit, where we're not reliant on Audacity not crashing.

Well, I don't want to be a hater because I love Linux, but for the last 10 years, anytime somebody came on the show and said they're running Linux, me and Adam just collectively sigh. Because it's like, there's probably going to be issues on this particular episode. Do your sigh. But Riverside and in-browser tooling has helped that quite a bit, where we're not reliant on Audacity not crashing.

Or sometimes Audacity will actually grab the microphone I.O. from the browser for whatever reason. But aside from that... Back when we had to have Audacity run flawlessly in order for the show not to fail, we were super scared to have a Linux guest because the failure rate was honestly like 30% of the time there'd be an issue. And that's really high.

Or sometimes Audacity will actually grab the microphone I.O. from the browser for whatever reason. But aside from that... Back when we had to have Audacity run flawlessly in order for the show not to fail, we were super scared to have a Linux guest because the failure rate was honestly like 30% of the time there'd be an issue. And that's really high.

Well, if they're listening to this, it was successful. Perfect. I'm the only one nervous here. They already... Have demitigated? No, you mitigate risk. You don't demitigate it unless you want to live dangerously. Oh, we've demitigated all of our risk. So now we're at ultimate risk. Funny. The other one I saw on your list, Matthew, which I also haven't tried is jujitsu or jujitsu.

Well, if they're listening to this, it was successful. Perfect. I'm the only one nervous here. They already... Have demitigated? No, you mitigate risk. You don't demitigate it unless you want to live dangerously. Oh, we've demitigated all of our risk. So now we're at ultimate risk. Funny. The other one I saw on your list, Matthew, which I also haven't tried is jujitsu or jujitsu.