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in reply to Bob Young

I stopped using Adobe products many years ago. For Pdfs I use LibreOffice Draw and i am quite satisfied with it. May the Foss be with you.
in reply to OS-SCI

I don't need advanced PDF editing options so I'm quite happy with using Skim instead of Acrobat Reader.

skim-app.sourceforge.io

I switched from Adobe Creative Suite to Affinity (one-time purchase instead of monthly subscription). Occasional Photoshop users could even try this free web app: photopea.com

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MrGrumpyMonkey

@_L1vY_ Welcome to team Tux. 🐧 Glad to have another M$ refugee join the dark side. Here's your cookie. 🍪

As a [very] long time M$ Windows user and IT Consultant, I managed to transition with the help of a lot of folks. Have any questions, I might be able to help. I'm just an average user, but that has allowed me to point newcomers in the right direction. The journey might be rough, but It'll be worth it in the long run.

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MrGrumpyMonkey
@_L1vY_ I've been using it as the primary OS for approximately 4 years. 4 Years prior to that, I was dual booting with Windows. I jumped through many distros, and ended up landing with Mint. Fast forward to today, and I'm using MX Linux on the main host and Garuda Linux on a Thinkpad laptop.
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MrGrumpyMonkey
@_L1vY_ I quite like the Cinnamon desktop environment of Mint. It's the most similar, in terms of UI, of most M$ Operating systems. It sounds like you're more technically savvy than most if you were able to install the Linux OS on your own terms. Feel proud of that. I run a Windows 7 VM for those pesky devices that only work on the M$ operating systems. I rarely fire it up, but it doesn't require an extra computer. Just food for thought. Anyway, have fun computing again. :patcat: