What's a good Storyboarding software for Linux?

Posted by Metrosaurus@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 2 comments

For 5 years I work as a storyboard artist in the studio, I was taught and uses Toon Boom Storyboard for my job. Pirated version cause I'm living in a third world.

I've been thinking to move to Linux cause Windows 11 isn't getting better by the day, but Toon Boom just won't work in Linux. Tried to run it in Wine, but it only can run one program at a time, and the pirated Toon Boom is (I suspect) running the core software and the "cracker" and maybe some other stuff at the same time to run.

So I need to find another software that can run on Linux, but it also needs to have a certain feature similar to TB cause my studio's workflow is very tight. Like automatic scene numbering and storyboard export format and tweening feature, etc.

So what are you guys suggesting?

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If you can't find an alternative, you could try running it in WinBoat. Probably less hassle than making it work with Wine though I can't say for sure as I haven't really dealt with cracked software.