When migrating away from windows, one challenge will be ensuring that any files that are still desired to be opened can be opened in the new software. Consider the following: Old design files, old video production files, old animation production files. So ensure that Xara, Adobe Premiere, Adobe AfterEffects, even Adobe Illustrator files and others can be opened on the operating system you move to, OR port those files to something more open such as PDF, PNG, SVG, mp4 etc.
Below is a list of consideration before completely switching from Windows over to Linux, what things will be left behind or replaced. Some are obvious.
Potential Distros to switch to: CachyOS, Omarchy, Arch, Zorin, Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora. There are others but this is good for now.
HackChi for Modding Mini NES, Sega
Playstation Mini Mod software
8BitDo software (perhaps a small Windows instance in a VM?)
Vinyl Cutter Software
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Autograph was purchased by Maxon and may be dead

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Unreal Engine -
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Blender
AntRenamer - Metamorphose, PyRenamer, Thunar renamer
Text 2 Folders - Bulk creates folders from text file
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Video Conversion - Video Rip
Torrent - Deluge
NewsGroup Setup - Newshosting app (need to change or cancel?)
MetaX - Video Meta Renamer
Retrogame Emulation
Xara (need to convert files to Affinity / Inkscape / Other
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Affinity Supports
A.I. background removal
AI Local Setup
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Process Explorer - HTOP, QPS
Screen2Gif (seems to be windows only)
XAMPP - Devilbox, Laragon, AMPPS, FlyEnv, Bitnami, DDev, Foxserv
Greenshot / Flameshot, ShareX ksnip,
Gradia
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Mindmapping - Freeplane, Freemind, Minder, Ayoa, Draw.io
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Installing Graphene (require windows?)
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Launchbox (I have that hard drive)
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WinDirStat - kdirstat, firelight, qdirstat
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Epic Game Launcher
Focalboard
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