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I do like Inkscape a lot, but GIMP simply isn't a viable alternative for photoshop for most users. The interface is horrid and the capabilities are limited. Adobe knew what they were doing with their strategic buyouts of developers.
There are definitely some things PS can do that GIMP can't, but I'd argue it's fine for anyone who isn't coming from Photoshop expecting all those features. I've only ever used GIMP, so it seems great to me.
Someone on the fediverse awhile back had mentioned with the right plugins its much better. https://gimp.cc/plugins.html they even had something that makes the interface more like ps. Not sure what all they were though.