&gt;Yes. Photoshop and Lightroom.<p>I&#x27;m always surprised how Photoshop is the first thing that comes up when naming software not available for Linux.<p>Truth is, unless you&#x27;re in the business, regular people don&#x27;t need more than what Gimp offers. Never speak of CAD software etc...<p>They make terrible examples as to why not use Linux. Additionally, as a Linux user I can&#x27;t think of working with Windows because all the things that it lacks: freedom, software quality (no one sane would trust software from an appstore as you can trust a distro repository), the shell, the efficient use of memory&#x2F;cpu, the simple software that does the job, all the tools at hand for anything, the fact that 99% of the times the solution to your issues is in stack overflow already, the fact that you&#x27;re not a customer, but a user. Linux has KDE&#x2F;Gnome for those that prefer shiny heavy desktop, xfce&#x2F;lxde for those that like it simple. So many things that Windows just can&#x27;t offer because it tries to monetize you, regardless of it&#x27;s countless teams of well paid devs. So I personally can&#x27;t switch to Windows because it lacks basic functionality that I&#x27;d expect from an OS.