For me, the biggest problem with GIMP is that, having learned its... unorthodox user interface conventions nearly 20 years ago, I was never able to get used to Photoshop's way of doing things again.
I have an up-to-date Adobe Suite license at work, but always end up installing GIMP anyway.

My wife, however, wouldn't think of using anything other than Photoshop. But then, she's worked professionally as a graphic designer.

In fact, this is a big problem. For me, it's uncomfortable, thanks for these tutorials. If you are interested, you can also look at this blog highendbeautyretouching.com! There are so many interesting ideas for photos!

Since nobody linked, I shall dropthis.
Long story short, you can try and use WINE to run Windows app on Linux. This app is not perfect, so it's always wise to check some experiences and info. In the link you can see that the experiences change a lot, so I encourage you to search for your particular version.

You can also google about PlayOnLinux, which you can think as a preconfigured WINE for certain apps. Here, there is some info about Adobe Photoshop CS6 and it seems to be supported. You might experience some differences with versions and configurations, but with these 2 resources, I doubt you have any problems if you photoshop version is not a troublesome one :P

Good luck!

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Of course there is, it's Skylum https://skylum.com/luminar/upscale-ai. You can edit photos both online and through the app. Don't thank me