Gregory's Server@rysiek @inkscape The only way I see any of the alternatives replacing Adobe products is if they do what Blender did:
Try to create a professional quality product (like the blender shorts) regularly, and note in which ways the software is lacking either because it doesn't have certain features or because the UX to achieve them is not good, without falling into dumb criticism like "it's not exactly like the competition so it sucks". That and a lot of donations aimed at the needed improvements discovered with each attempt.
With each cycle of improvement, more people can use it for work because it covers new use cases.
Try to create a professional quality product (like the blender shorts) regularly, and note in which ways the software is lacking either because it doesn't have certain features or because the UX to achieve them is not good, without falling into dumb criticism like "it's not exactly like the competition so it sucks". That and a lot of donations aimed at the needed improvements discovered with each attempt.
With each cycle of improvement, more people can use it for work because it covers new use cases.