Not sure how decent yet, but got recommended Beyond Compare at work, which is a trial software and recently discovered it runs on linux.
It's basically a file compare tool, but can also compare images and looks really nice.
It also features, like on Windows, really handy entries for the right click menu of pretty much all popular Linux File managers.
I just bought a standard license for version 5, because it seems awesome and I wanna use it more.
I plan to pay for Immich
Bitwig studio
L Vue scan pro is a must if you're into analog photography. The software that usually comes with scanners and printers generally doesn't work on Linux and if it does it's terrible.
MakeMKV. It's better than anything else.
WinRAR -s, honestly I haven't paid for anything since I switched to Linux because everything is open source or freemium not that I paid for anything when I use windows anyway I quacked almost everything but I did bought Terraria and Half Life series
You joke, but I actually have a license key for WinRAR that I use with the native rar cli on my Linux machines.
Never using proprietary software again. Maybe the only who can one be used be me and other foss' person could be steam..
Master pdf editor
Warp terminal. I like it
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