dalydose

On1 is going to make a mobile version of their app that syncs with their desktop versions. I'd love it if Affinity could do this as well.

Piracy is a bigger problem on Windows and Mac, but they thrive. Besides people don't tend to pirate things that are reasonably priced. Fragmentation was an issue maybe 5 years ago. The latest versions of Android will be able to run this. Fragmentation happens with hardware reliant features, like a camera app trying to work with every manufacturers proprietary cameras. This software would rely on OS integration, not manufacturer specific hardware. I'd suggest that if YOU want to properly run pro software on a tablet, get a Microsoft Surface Pro over an iPad Pro. Are we still doing the Apple superiority condescending "advice" to people? Geesh.

"Impossible"??? Lightroom is on Android. Video editing software like PowerDirector is on Android. Video recording software like FilmicPro is on Android. I'm not sure how Affinity is any more complex than these...or video games. Interestingly, On1 is developing a mobile version for both Android and iOS that will be out in June. It will sync up with the desktop versions. They managed to figure it out, too.

I just bought Publisher via the Microsoft store, this morning. That's how I previously purchased Photo, as well. Photo opens and runs just fine. Publisher is giving me a BSOD before it even completes opening. I've run the scan from the command app. I've done the stop service thing, that I read on here. This is frustrating because I wanted to use the software for something that I need to get done today.