capy81

Hello dear Affinity team,
I'm writting just to urge you to consider the evolution that GNU/Linux OS has achieved in the last 5 years or so as a desktop ready viable option, and exploring this market niche to develop affinity Photo for this OS as well, I think AP would looks great on top of a debian based distribution, both products are of an exceptional high quality, I think many people in the world it is expecting the coming of AP, It will revolutionize the market as crazy if you put AP into it, It is worth the price, and at the same time this eventually will let well beyonf AP over other competitors that don't think in GNU/Linux, please AP be the first.
Thank you for your attention, and congrats for such an amazing piece of software.
All my best,
 Carlos Arturo Pimentel

Seriously, I'm just adding a vote.
If Affinity Photo was released on Linux, of the Debian/Ubuntu variety, I would not be slow to buy it.
Why? Macs are good for many things, but their effort towards simplifying things make them go seriously wrong sometimes. They're also expensive, in a bang per buck perspective.
Which means I'm sometimes stuck with windows, which fails so bad in my perspective that I won't even mention it.
I mainly work in sound and video, and that sometimes also means photo editing, and the free alternatives on Linux are not enough for professional use as far as I see it.
Linux is developing towards a meaningful media platform, but lacks in areas like photo editing. So I hope to one day not have to boot back and forth.
Enough said?