Petar Petrenko

1. In QuarkXPress and InDesign the colors are "global" by default. No "local" at all. I'm not sure about Illustrator and Photoshop. 2. I would like to see applying fill with left click and stroke with the right click of the mouse in Affinity.

I prefer the way equations are build in Word, than LaTeX. It is more intuitive and no need to memorize phrases used for creating them.

I think if you use "we" then "they" and "their" should be "us" and "our".

The other reason was they don't offer movies from '50s to '90s. I am a big fan of them.

Yes, I know and because of that I canceled my Netflix subscription.

I am also a person who tends to perfection (Monk?), but in such a case it is not crucial to me because I always rename the artboard(s).

If you rename it, the problem disappears.

We shouldn't, but it is a good habit. The name of the artboard should reflect to its content.

JPEG-XL is not completely supported in Affinity. It exports only flatten image, not with layers.

Why don't you simply rename the artboard?

In other words, does PL have the same RAW tools or more or less as Photo.

Thanks @Alfred, I know that PL supports RAW. What I don't know is the support better than Photo's or not?

I am just not aware of, if PhotoLine supports RAW files better than Affinity Photo?

It is also portable. ZIP size for WIN is 37 MB and needs only 100 MB on disk.

I think some Affinity users were also Ventura users and IMO would be willing to give Affinity their Ventura file for analysis.

Wow, what a big list of import options. I think they missed Ventura, but anyway, it would be nice to have them in our Publisher.

Depends on him, how much pixel based tools he will need.

I don't think it will be his first and, in the same time, last design he will ever make. Maybe for this purpose Publisher is enough, but some other designs he will create in the future could be more complex and will need more specific Designer's tools which are not a part of Publisher.

Well, Designer is like Adobe Illustrator and has much more vector (and pixel) based tools than Publisher and is heavily used for one or two page designs. Opposite of this, Publisher's (like InDesign) main purpose are books, magazines and other multipage materials.

Beside others suggestions, I will add that this job is primarily for Designer not Publisher.

HSL color values are, by default, set to H=0, S=0 and L=92. But, when you start dragging 'H' slider nothing changes because the other two sliders have 'wrong' values and it seems like there is a bug. This happens when you open a new file and you want to colorize the first vector object using HSL color model, or after you press 'Revert defaults' button. But, if you already have colorized objects with some other color model, switching to HSL works OK. So, please Affinity, set the values of 'S' slider to 100 and the 'L' slider to 50.

We can't see the rest of the colors that are part of the chord when creating the chords.

Missing features do not mean the software doesn't work. They were a small team before integration with Canva, but now, starting with v. 3, we expect the development to go much faster and very soon we will have all the tools we need.

No, it is not an external library you need to import. It is part of Python itself. You can do all math stuff with this capability.

For example, factoriаl of 1550 has 4274 significant digits and Python can displays all of them in non-exponent format.