those software you mentioned that are on Linux are opensource. You're really comparing corporate developed software to a software that was developed by a commun

those software you mentioned that are on Linux are opensource. You're really comparing corporate developed software to a software that was developed by a community for free. It's like you're comparing apples to oranges. And this statement is really old, I've seen it in years. Linux apps are better now and gives more functionality and control than bloated apps on Windows and Mac. Of course, Gimp will never be close to Photoshop because it never aimed to be