Adobe Photoshop spotted running on Linux with a Windows compatibility layer fix — Creative Cloud’s most killer apps could escape Microsoft and Apple exclusivity

This allows Adobe users on Linux to bypass a technical issue and continue their work without needing to switch to Windows 11 or macOS. Currently, this workaround is unofficial and isn’t supported by Valve (the creators of Steam), though it *can* be done without using Steam at all. Still, it’s a promising development for users who prefer Linux.

Opera GX, the gamer‑centric browser, is coming to Linux — raising questions about whether Windows is losing its grip on PC gaming

I’ve been noticing more and more people switching to Linux lately, and it totally makes sense! A lot of us are getting a little annoyed with Microsoft pushing all this AI stuff into Windows, and it seems like that’s really pushing people towards alternatives. It’s awesome to see distributions like Zorin OS benefiting – they just hit 2 million installs, and a huge chunk of those new users—over a third—are coming straight from Windows. It’s a really exciting time for the Linux community!