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  1. Gravit made a good start before years. But it appears that the development has stopped. Am I wrong?
  2. The V2 deal is great! For me, I don't need an image manipulator. I need something like Affinity Designer for Linux. But InkScape is not what I like to use every day.
  3. We just got a "V2", but no Linux support and no DAM. Nothing new...
  4. I don't come to you at all. But I know, I will be happy to use PS in the browser.
  5. Affinity missed his change. Adobe is now filling the place: https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/14/23162580/photoshop-web-free-freemium-version-adobe
  6. Still no solution? The simplest export name is not possible?
  7. same True, so we all need to vote only for Affinity Photo: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=39311 Right?
  8. One of the biggest markets is moving to Linux: https://www.techradar.com/news/china-to-ditch-all-windows-pcs-by-2022-could-this-be-linuxs-time-to-shine They also need professional software.
  9. Who wants that? We need native software. We are talking about software for professionals, not about games. You can ask companies or other organizations, who want to grow Linux, if they want to sponsor Affinity Linux versions.
  10. That's not Linux enthusiasts. Most of them refuse to use closed source. That's the wrong way. History proves that it is not working. All that is working around the real problem, without success.
  11. Sure, JavaScript is growing. But not Linux. lol, déjà vu Man, I am talking only about Linux on desktop. Linux enthusiasts don't like closed software like Affinity. They like to make thousands of different distributions, which all are the same but not compatible to each other. Wine works also against Linux. All that prevents Linux to grow on the desktop. You need 2 steps to grow Linux: 1) Focus on only 1 or 2 distributions; with one standard 2) Support software companies to bring their professional software native to Linux.
  12. Yep, they try that since 20 years with no success. Linux is still an alien on the desktop, because of the lack of good software. The free software enthusiasts killed Linux.
  13. Ask the Linux Foundation if they want to pay 100k to Affinty to support a Linux version. They want to grow Linux? They need professional software.
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