These AI-made Adobe clones finally freed me from dual-booting Windows for good
These apps run natively on Linux, and while they don't have feature parity, they're really impressive
For years, Linux users have relied on Windows to run Adobe Creative Suite, as no Linux alternatives could match the workflow of the Creative Cloud suite. However, ArtCraft has released a suite of apps that reimplement Adobe's software, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Lightroom, After Effects, InDesign, and Acrobat Pro.
These apps, written in Rust, are free and open-source, compatible with Linux, and offer a familiar user interface. While they are not perfect, users have reported seamless integration of their work files into these apps, with minimal loss of functionality. Most professional users may still prefer Adobe's tools, but for casual users or those who prefer not to learn new software, these ArtCraft apps provide a valuable alternative.
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