AFAIR MapZone works with wine. so no problem here.

Another option would be "Bricks 'n Tiles" . Free for non-commercial use. As the name says, aimed at creating brick and tile textures. Just input a few images, and the brick texture gets created in a more or less random manner -- the more single images, the better. Don't know if it works with wine. Worth a shot!

Or the "Wood Workshop" but since it uses the .NET framework, no chance to install it with wine -- or is there? If you've got a Windows license lying around, why not install it inside a VM? No need to dual boot, then. ;)

All procedural.

For painted textures, Gimp or PS (again with wine), maybe Krita if you don't mind the QT interface ^^.

So far...

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