IanSG

Draw the polygon with <shift> depressed.

30% off everything. I thought I'd seen an end date of Dec 6th, but I can't find it now. <edit> The notification email includes the 6th Dec end date.

Just to make life difficult, even if the Windows version supports a CLI, the MS Store sandbox probably prevents it working.

RAW support in Affinity is provided by LibRaw, a 3rd party product. The current version doesn't support the R5 but it's "expected" in the next snapshot, which would normaly be released sometime in Dec-Feb.

I looked at the code, but not the image - I didn't realise it was so simple. Hopefully @David in Яuislip's advice will fix things, but if not it's worth remembering that inline images aren't cached.

I'm not clear what the problem is. svg files are text, so there shouldn't be any problem with opening them in a text editor. xlink:href was deprecated with svg2, so you may have some compatibility issues but what are the other "useless" tags?

I've just found this thread, which contains a lot of benchmark results. @James Ritson's posts are particularly interesting because it's clear that the GPU results can be dependent on the CPU. It'll be interesting to see how the benchmarks correlate with real world performance!

That's good to know - thank you!

I'm in the same boat! The number of factors that might affect the performance of AP is bewildering (for me) - do Serif have any ideas yet about which graphics card features are the most critical? Obviously it's early days, but are there any plans to collect benchmark data for analysis?

Yes, but note there are two icons for mesh warp - one with and one without perspective correction. Perspective only offers one option - perspective on its own.

"IMHO" = in my humble opinion "IMO" = in my opinion

Not really - the Optiplex 9020 only has half the RAM of the netbook and, IMO, is badly underconfigured.

You use File / Export to create jpg etc.

Are you sending people the .afphoto files rather than .jpg or whatever?

No - each platform (Windows, Mac & iPad) requires its own licence.