[greenyoda]

If your software does something that could be done just as well in a web-based product, customers would probably prefer to have a web-based product, since it can be centrally installed and managed (even if they run it on their own servers).

However, there are still some things that can't be done with web-based products, and for those things people still use desktop software, like Photoshop. A marketing tool doesn't sound like one of these applications.

Why Linux? I wouldn't expect lots of marketing people to be using Linux on the desktop.

[mod]

If you say so!

https://www.photopea.com/

[newintown]

Well, there are online only photo editing tools, but yeah, most still go for Photoshop.

The tool I am working on is mostly focused on analytics and data analysis, so even if the main target market is marketers I would not compare it to mailchimp or buffer.

Linux comes for free as the tool is developed using Qt & C++, but yes, probably not a top platform for marketers.