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Jon_TA

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  1. You have a very practical - and extremely wise - saying for a signature. I can think of quite a few ivory tower types that would do well to conduct themselves with that always in front of mind and action.
  2. @Grunt Ouch. That is a shame Affinity trio doesn't work on a multi-platform basis. I guess I am being too altruistic with linux because I see much potential with the platform and the fact that all of you linux users work your butts off to prove a workable concept. I have learned that MacOS is a very expensive platform to develop for. Thanks for all of your hard work and contributions; including all other linux users who put in massive effort to prove a point. While there is no perfect method of governance, I do admire the meritocracy of the linux crowd.
  3. I am very glad the Affinity Team is getting around to automation in their software. From my point of view, they are adding a complex infrastructure in the apps to enable automation that we need. Keep in mind they are dealing with a very large code base and it is manual labor for computer science; so the bottle-neck are the developers themselves; I would rather they are responsible for their health first and not over tax their individual wellbeing.
  4. Wanesty, thank you for pointing me to this thread. I have a programmer friend who is introducing me to linux and is willing to low cost donate me a dedicated computer. So I could provide community service to Serif for getting Affinity a native install on linux using the beta program as an entry way for them. After all this hard work you and others have done to get this far. If I ask nicely, my programmer friend may donate the requisite Windows file itself as long as I keep it for personal use. Although, I won't have the donated computer until sometime early November due to my friend being quite busy this week and next.
  5. That is very impressive work around. However, I don't have an active Windows license to pull the necessary files from. I do have a universal license, but my current main driver is MacOS. Also, I don't have the necessary developer skills like the rest of you linux geeks. Not sure how to proceed.
  6. How did Grunt manage to get all three Affinity Software to work on Linux reliably/smoothly? I am very curious on how he managed to pull that off.
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