Nearly every browser is Chromium-based. Additionally, Opera is Chinese-owned.

Non-destructive editing is sorely missing, a.k.a. layer effects. Adding shadows and outlines in Gimp is a chore, and if you dare edit the layer you added a shadow to, you need to repeat the process again.

Would be much easier to switch to Linux if it had viable alternatives to the most commonly used software, I feel.

Unfortunately, Gimp still sucks monkey balls compared to Photoshop, and Libre Office, although close, is not MS Office.

It sets the size of the fee the company will need to pay to do it.