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I disagree, its not worth supporting closed source software for it, because there is a good amount of Linux users who just won't use closed software If affinity was open source (not reasonable) it's simply not with it for the 1% that use Linux and are ok with closed source

Surely this has been mentioned in the past 45 pages, but I think another issue is the fact that a large amount of linux users are hard set on FOSS software (The reason many of them switched!). That's not to say there is not a chunk of people looking for this (1000 posts in this thread!) but it's even smaller than at face value.

Not sure what you mean to achieve here, its not like you saying that you refuse to buy a upgrade means anything. As these are not subscriptions, there is ZERO incentive to provide free upgrades as the software has already been bought. Personally, I bought my affinity products for 75$ total last month and even if a new paid version comes out tomorrow I will buy it to support development of this amazing, dirt cheap software.