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  1. On 2/1/2024 at 1:50 AM, Operator said:

    Are there any new? I am going to change to linux later this year. My next PC will be a System76 Thelio desktop... an absolute beast for creative work - I would love to use Affinity software with it.. Best would be nativly... .-P

     

    Affinity would be a perfect fit for Linux - there are so many overlaps of characteristics of the userbase - I think a person who uses Affinity is keen to change to Linux aswell.

    If you have any developer skills you can use this library and start creating own AI based graphics editor

     

    https://avaloniaui.net/

     

  2. 4 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

    Serif still has no plans to support Linux, from the last information they posted.

    There are other Linux threads here where users are describing their experiences and approaches to getting the Windows version to work on Linux.

    Yep. Process of getting development, event if the user base reached more than 1 million and active Linux machine, is to complicated ( stack related on Windows and Mac System dependency )

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  3. On 1/13/2023 at 1:07 PM, jaizon said:

    I wouldn't, the hardware would be an issue.

    Sure, there are great Chromebooks but the majority isn't geared towards performance, but optimisation instead.

    But let's say they'd work on a version for Chromebooks, wouldn't it just be an Android version instead?

     

     

    ChromeOs on chromebook support Flatpak - so version of Affinty can be deilver booth linux and ChromeOs

  4. 14 hours ago, emko said:

    building for all distros can be a nightmare, would have to deal with what ever dependencies they have etc, i would rather they take the easy path and use flatpak so it runs on all distros and can be easily updated

    Only RPM or DEB for most distro.
    If relate on system dependency and don't provide them for example inside /opt/affinity/*.*  then true. 
    For Flatpak can either provide any runtime version - event outdated.

    So good rethink how provide automated CI/CD on Flatpak  || RPM and DEB solution can be quite easy.
    Flatpak for start and after working on - provide RPM and DEB package.

  5. On 8/1/2022 at 6:19 PM, Mark Ingram said:

    RE: canvas flickering. We use Direct3D11 for rendering the document to the screen, and Direct2D for rendering the tool. 

    Thanks for this tip - equivalent on bottles is VKD3D and DXVK - for now app in bottles work with switch --no-hw-ui 
    If Direct3D11 is for rendering document so on bottles (wine) is time to search which patch for VKD3D and or DXVK is use to run app without switch --no-hw-ui.
    On winehq and proton site there is many solved issue with flickering on D3D (VKD3D) after apply certain patch.



     

  6. On 7/25/2022 at 1:34 AM, Kamei Kojirou said:

    Cool, looks like bottles and this configuration is working on Pop!_OS 22.04 too. Once the flickering is sorted we'll be in good shape. I went ahead and turned in a report on WineHQ for Affinity Photo. I'm encouraging others to do the same.

    I notice that flickering of picture is on any re-draw of canvas so it's performance of ( sothing like xyredrawcnvas() ) function that support redraw/refresh of canvas - i guess it's time too look for any .net related topic on WineHQ.

  7. 35 minutes ago, Snapseed said:

    I don't need to use any VMs because I found Linux softwares that work well for me but it apparently runs fine:

    https://itsfoss.com/install-windows-10-virtualbox-linux/

    It is probably better to raise such matters directly with Wine and Codeweavers staff directly and see what they say because Serif Europe has so far not given any signal that they are remotely interested in such a course of action (I am willing to be corrected on this matter).

    https://www.codeweavers.com

    On other hand, support codewaevers can increase plugin for figma that is use in web development for develope sites and web apps UI on corporate Linux Front-end and web developers machines.

  8. 10 hours ago, Snapseed said:

    Pixeluvo is on Steam and it's an excellent, modern photo editor (a Photoshop Elements equivalent) for Windows and Linux.

    Links:

    http://www.pixeluvo.com/downloads/pixeluvo_1.6.0-2_amd64.deb

    http://www.pixeluvo.com/downloads/pixeluvo-1.6.0-2.x86_64.rpm

    http://www.pixeluvo.com/buynow/

    The 30 day trial version is limited to saving files no larger than 800×600 pixels. It has an excellent, easy to navigate UI and Gimp could learn a lot from it.

     

    pixeluvo-image-editor-ubuntu-linux-1.jpg

    Confirm the pixeluvo - it's work.

  9. 14 hours ago, LondonSquirrel said:

    A web version, as indeed you write, is not a Linux version.

    Yes and no - because -  it's version that support run on Linux 🙂 through browser like Chrome, Firefox, etc. 
    @ this point make Web version by compile with https://emscripten.org/ toolchain to WASM solve this problem - 
    This can be a new source of profit by consume for example the Saas Model.   

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