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uhm the entire kde and gnome app ecosystem?
some did get ported to Windows but its not the primary target and these ports usually have significant issues.
That's another thing that should work fine on BSD.
The only Linux exclusive software I can think of is a bunch of drivers.
They are Sporting mesa RADV to windows, só that's changing lol
Tons of Qt/KDE apps work just fine on windows, macOS, *BSD, and even Haiku OS.
I hear the petition to get KMail ported to Windows just hit a gazillion signatures.
Dolphin has a windows version