Compatibility
Linux has advanced significantly in recent years, particularly in gaming, but it still lacks native support for several key Windows applications essential for professionals and creators. A recent analysis highlights five such apps—Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD, Paint.NET, and ShareX—explaining why they remain Windows-exclusive and suggesting alternatives. These gaps underscore ongoing challenges in app compatibility despite Linux's growing appeal.
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A new analysis reveals that 90 percent of Windows games now run properly on Linux, marking the highest compatibility level ever recorded. This boom is driven by advancements in tools like Proton and WINE, alongside Valve's efforts. The findings come from user reports on ProtonDB, as detailed by Boiling Steam.