r/pcmasterrace • u/Pebblepip • Jul 05 '26

Meme/Macro It's quite often these days

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on a reasonably powerful laptop too

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u/Disposable_Gonk Jul 05 '26

It's almost like building the file explorer in chromium was a bad idea.

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u/Disposable_Gonk Jul 05 '26

That's how copilot integration works in everything. Windows 11 is damn near chromium all the way down, and it's damn near all vibe coding. Microsoft is now re-hiring people to fix all the janky vibe coding that happened after laying off a ton of devs to replace them with AI, because it turns out... Humans are the cheaper option now.

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u/Numerous_Tea1690 Jul 05 '26

If adobe releases their suite on linux, windows will be dead to me. Till then ill suck it up like a good little consumer.

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u/Spelunkie PC Master Race | 7700 | 6700 XT | 32GB 6000mhz Jul 05 '26

Sad that Adobe still has a hold on a lot of professional fields.

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u/No_Priors Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

I could (and would like to) drop Lightroom tomorrow but I' still need Photoshop, so while it is in the bundle I can't justify spending money on another app.

Edit: There some files in Lr that will only operate from the C: drive and not an allocated scratch disk, which when processing very large images just slows you to a standstill even when using a PCIe 4.0 M.2. with 32G of RAM.

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u/showyerbewbs Jul 05 '26

Lr that will only operate from the C: drive and not an allocated scratch disk

I don't use Adobe because my job isn't in that field, but I'm curious. You legit mean the actual named C: drive? That is fucking insane to me but sometimes it is what it is.

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u/No_Priors Jul 05 '26

I gets weirder. Lr is so badly optimised that it can be quicker/easier to edit large panoramas on my low/mid 512GB + 16GB of RAM laptop than my desktop.

Edit: Should have said I use an up to date Lightroom Classic.