I know a lot of effort has been put into usability for blender, but it's still just so weird compared to any other desktop app.
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Much to my chagrin, SVP is still better than MPV+VapourSynth in the realm of frame rate upscaling. Worst part? SVP is, in fact, based on the same code that VapourSynth uses, just with their own proprietary additions that should honestly have gone back to the community.
scrivener and affinity's products are much nicer. i don't even know if there's a foss version of scrivener to be fair, but i basically haven't used any other word processor since purchasing it.