emko

at this point i think we are better off donating to GIMP to have more full time devs that way we don' t need to rely on companies, something like how blender is becoming very good alternative to payed software.

Ya can't wait maybe with more funding they can increase the development speed 

Oh wow just found my solution GIMP 3 seems to fix most of my problems with GIMP. The beta is on flatpak finally can ditch windows and Adobe 

yes this is why i say there is a missing market that serif could fill that Adobe has not even bothered to do

Does anyone know if they have plans for Linux versions ? Or do i continue to dual boot and use Adobe products ? I would switch to affinity if it ran on Linux but since I have to use win night as well continue using Adobe 

building for all distros can be a nightmare, would have to deal with what ever dependencies they have etc, i would rather they take the easy path and use flatpak so it runs on all distros and can be easily updated

building for all distros can be a nightmare, would have to deal with what ever dependencies they have etc, i would rather they take the easy path and use flatpak so it runs on all distros and can be easily updated

building for all distros can be a nightmare, would have to deal with what ever dependencies they have etc, i would rather they take the easy path and use flatpak so it runs on all distros and can be easily updated

Oh wow just found my solution GIMP 3 seems to fix most of my problems with GIMP. The beta is on flatpak finally can ditch windows and Adobe 

at this point i think we are better off donating to GIMP to have more full time devs that way we don' t need to rely on companies, something like how blender is becoming very good alternative to payed software.

yes this is why i say there is a missing market that serif could fill that Adobe has not even bothered to do

I wish all those very same wealthy corporations would do the decent thing and fund full time professional developers for both Gimp and CinePaint and then we would not even want/need Affinity Photo on Linux.

Microsoft joined the Blender Foundation’s Development Fund as a Corporate Gold member in order to help Blender continue to develop and improve its software.
I'd like to see the prosperous VFX companies pull their fingers out and follow Microsoft's excellent example by funding multiple, paid full time developers for Gimp and CinePaint and then wondrous things will happen.

Does anyone know if they have plans for Linux versions ? Or do i continue to dual boot and use Adobe products ? I would switch to affinity if it ran on Linux but since I have to use win night as well continue using Adobe