If you think GIMP and Krita (especially Krita) can replace Photoshop in workplace I'm 100% sure you don't know what professionals pay Photoshop for and perhaps

If you think GIMP and Krita (especially Krita) can replace Photoshop in workplace I'm 100% sure you don't know what professionals pay Photoshop for and perhaps you should observe some people's working environments before criticizing Adobe's "shenanigans." Sorry for being this blunt. I do agree that Affinity seems to get some traction, but they're practically funded by an AI company so you can expect more shenanigans, whatever it means, from them than Adobe.