Companies like Adobe, Autodesk and others can easily shift their software on Linux but they intentionally won't do that because they won't get many users on Linux platform.
These bitchez don't make their software available for the linux users because they are in cahoots with Microdicksoft. There are lots of other good companies that make a linux version of their software and they don't care if many people using linux or not.
These are probably the only software (adobe/autodesk) that are worth pirating and still, you'll 99% get pwned doing it so I don't recommend it. Especially after crypto became a thing, cracking for free died mostly. I automatically distrust any cracking software that came after ~2010.
If you really have to use Adobe or something similar for some reason, you must own a business which generates money.
Then either pay, or find a free alternative...