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  1. Hi. Will Affinity V2 have a native Linux version? Cheers!
  2. Yeah, I came here today just to post it. You've been quicker, though This sounds very promising and as a web developer I'm excited to see such a big application developed with WebAssembly.
  3. We are in the top 10 already 👍 Do you think this list has some kind of real impact?
  4. My point is that an opinion of the OP is not necessarily shared across other people using Linux for work. Other distros aside, Ubuntu alone has millions of users. Don't you think it is not exactly fair to judge the whole community like that? I do have a great regard for developers such as Serif that come up with awesome products. I would gladly pay for a Linux version, if at some point Serif figures out creating one would benefit them. I know a lot of peers that would do the same.
  5. I don't think Linux users are reluctant to pay for their programs. As a developer working on Linux I've seen plenty of people working with paid software, especially from JetBrains. It has become an industry standard, I would say.
  6. What do you mean by "they're working on it"? Share some details, please.
  7. @tills I've been able to start Affinity Photo with WinApps, but it crashes when trying to create / open files Maybe GVT-g would help.
  8. I think that the user interface can make or break a product. If the UI is not user-friendly it can become a significant problem.
  9. Sounds very reasonable. As a developer, I can fully understand that. Judging by the Affinity Photo architecture, how difficult would it be to port it to Linux? Is there any part of your system that seems especially time-consuming to port?
  10. Hello How is the Affinity team feeling about this ever-growing interest for Affinity products for Linux?
  11. I think looking at the raw market share might be misleading. The percentage of wide variety of developers is a lot higher on Linux than on Windows. I know a lot of web developers who use Linux and would throw their money at you for sure. Also, if you are worrying about Linux users not wanting to pay for software, JetBrains seems to be doing awesome. As far as I know every piece of their software runs on Linux also.
  12. If there would be preorders, I would order one even today :)
  13. I, as a front-end developer, would greatly appreciate Affinity Photo for linux. Many of my co-workers would too (we all work on Linux). I think this is a nice market for the Affinity Photo. And we all have licenses for Webstorm and/or PyCharm.
  14. Jetbrains does not seem to have their software on Linux unprofitable, otherwise they would not make all their IDE's on Linux too - event the newest ones (I mean Rider for C#, even closed Early Access Preview was for Linux too). Most of their software requires buying a license. Great piece of software btw.
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