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Linux Switch advice?
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For your photo needs, you could try out RawTherapee and Darktable. They have builds for Windows and MacOS.
Darktable has an astonishingly odd UI. It's a very, very powerful piece of software, but the workflow and assumptions are unlike any other software tool I've used. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but if you're looking to make a few luminosity adjustments as in Lightroom, it's going to feel alien. RawTherapee isn't, I suppose, as powerful at the top end, but it's much more accessible initially.
You might also want to look at Rapid Photo Downloader for easy and consistent photo importing to the filesystem.
Thanks!