>> Only thing holding me back is Adobe Lightroom.
You might be interested in Darktable or the less common fork called Ansel.
These have Windows versions you can try before moving your world to Linux.
You might be interested in Darktable or the less common fork called Ansel.
These have Windows versions you can try before moving your world to Linux.
I think the Ansel developer has a YouTube series with tutorials on how to edit in Darktable using the Filmic RGB workflow. Not sure if that's where I'd get started nowadays (I've just adopted Sigmoid and it's way quicker to edit with it), but it gave me a solid base in how to use this software.
For example, you can right click empty space to "remove" or "update path to file..." in the left hand rail. There shouldn't be a right click option in empty space.
Everything lower case makes it very difficult to quickly parse, especially the settings menu.
Inkscape is also full of these sins. For that matter, so is KDE.