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The Linux alternative to every Windows program
Switching to Linux? Type the Windows software you rely on and get honest, ranked replacements — with install commands, file compatibility and migration tips.
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- 518 Windows programs
- 696 Linux apps
- 1524 comparisons
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Select the Windows programs you use every day. We match each one with its best Linux replacement and give you a single command to install them all.
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- Secure File Transfer on Linux: WinSCP Alternatives in 2026Learn how to transfer and manage files securely on Linux using FileZilla, gFTP and other reliable tools. No hype, just…
- Switching from Adobe Lightroom to Linux Photo‑Management Solutions 2026Learn how to replace Lightroom on Linux with free, open‑source tools. Step‑by‑step guide, pros and cons, and a clear…
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NVIDIA ShadowPlayNVIDIA ShadowPlay is a GPU-accelerated tool for recording gameplay, capturing screenshots, and streaming with…OBS MultiPlatformOBS Studio is a free, open-source tool for recording and streaming video, widely used on Linux for…FortniteFortnite is a battle royale and sandbox game where up to 100 players fight to survive using combat, building…Cyberpunk 2077Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world RPG set in a dystopian future, following a mercenary merging with a rogue AI…Windows DVD MakerWindows DVD Maker was a simple tool for creating video DVDs from photos and clips, discontinued after Windows…PowerPoint ViewerPowerPoint Viewer was a free tool to view but not edit PowerPoint files, now discontinued and unsupported.
How it works
- Search your Windows program
From Photoshop to WinRAR, type the tool you use every day.
- Compare real alternatives
Each option shows license, current version, feature parity and what you will miss.
- Install in one command
Copy the Flatpak, apt, dnf or pacman command for your distribution.