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Yes. Sometimes I think I should have learned programming a bit more, but it's just not my kind of thing. Although, because of recent changes in darktable a developer made a fork. Had some valid points. https://github.com/Aurelien-Pierre/R-Darktable
There are few native alternatives, most notably Manuskript, but they're all, in my opinion, subpar. I dream of a solution that would integrate something like LibreOffice + scene features and git for pushing the projects to Gitlab/Github + pandoc for production of the final manuscript.
SubtitleEdit. I think this kinda runs with Mono or WINE with Mono but the end result is a little odd. Plus, it's pretty much a Windows-first program. Aegisub is pretty popular but it seems like it, and its main subtitle format, Advanced SubStation Alpha (ASS), are more for those who watch anime. I just watch standard live action Western TV and I've never really found anything I like for editing SubRip (srt) files.
This is the one, it's no longer supported. It works up to the last 1.18. You have to own bedrock on the android playstore, as it uses that version.
Something like AssetStudio so I can extract music from Unity games. Wine works perfectly fine, though I'd rather have a native build of it.
AMD https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl
Yeah, I actually found the AppImage after posting that comment. That goes a long way. novelWriter also looks excellent, but it's still very much not even in the same class.
More info here: https://github.com/elFarto/nvidia-vaapi-driver/issues/74
Someone has built a Nvidia denoiser plugin for pipewire. The developer has used Nvidia audioeffects API. It is just a teet and have some limitations. The SDK was recently released for Linux. May be some developers can take look at this and may integrate it with their app(when it matures)
Parsify desktop
Onedrive works great with 3rd party tool -- https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive. I set up this in docker, runs great. Only tricky thing is authorization, but you do this only on set up and once you changed your password. I have just docker spell saved for this.
There's Pantheon Files, but it doesn't come anywere close to having as many features as MacOS's file manager. It's a pity that the Dolphin Miller plugin was discontinued. :c
/u/Dmitry-Galyuk already mentioned a third-party Onedrive client. As an alternative, you can also try Onedriver, which I think is easier to setup.
OneNote has a web app in Office 365. Or maybe try Zim.
For stuff like that where you don't need to read window properties, I would use xdotool: https://github.com/jordansissel/xdotool
quodlibet is only closest thing I found that I can tolerate.
Similar to Pinta, there is drawing.
FlameShot is fairly close to ShareX (not quite 1:1 though)
There are opensnitch, portmaster for Linux.
There is PDFsam to do bunch of stuffs on pdf. You also have PDF arranger in flathub.