@golgaloth An explanation of the meaning of asterisks and stars next to the OS availability on some of them would be a nice addition.

@golgaloth Davinci Resolve FTW

@golgaloth Missing "QTractor" under DAWs - otherwise this is an excellent list.

@golgaloth A few more macOS exclusive Lightingroom alternatives: Photomator (subscription), RAW Power (one time purchase), Nitro (choice between one time and subscription). Affinity Photo is also okay-ish and has support for RAW editing

@golgaloth Oh my gosh, thank you for this. I’ve been looking for a good Lightroom replacement.

@golgaloth #LinuxOfficeHour

@golgaloth i can see this is old bc glimpse has been shelved years ago

@golgaloth It's so sad that while most of these tools have amazing feature sets, their UI is often strange. If you know what you're doing, you can certainly use them just as effectively and efficiently as their Adobe counterparts but coming from the outside, many of them feel entirely foreign, even for someone with experience in equivalent tools. I hope some of them will follow in Blender's footsteps which got a lot more usable (and popular) with the 2.80 UI/UX overhaul.

@golgaloth For years it has been missing Cubase under "Daws" :D

@golgaloth Hi. The list has evolved in text format for those who prefer not using an OCR to understand this great picture : https://github.com/KenneyNL/Adobe-Alternatives

@golgaloth Wish we had more FOSS options for Photoshop than GIMP. GIMP really sucks.

@golgaloth @emill1984

and Figma wasn't acquired by Adobe?

@golgaloth added to issues :P https://github.com/KenneyNL/Adobe-Alternatives/issues/69

@golgaloth someone should really update this, glimpse has been dead for years

@golgaloth I think Gravit has been eaten by Corel.

@golgaloth Isn't Natron dead though?

@golgaloth Unfortunately Affinity sold their soul to Canva.

I switched to (pirated) Affinity Designer from (of course also pirated) Illustrator, the pixel preview feature is extremely cool for drawing tiny vector icons