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54 minutes ago, Patrick Connor said:

He didn't say we would go bankrupt if we did. He said our resources would be stretched too thin, so the general customer experience (development and support) would be reduced which is not what we want. It's not all about the money. We are not saying never we are saying not now.

Well, I can respect that, thanks. I guess we will have to wait for some time.

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3 hours ago, R C-R said:

Ultimately, this is about just one thing: is the market demand for Linux versions of the Affinity apps strong enough to justify the expense & diversion of limited company resources needed to develop & support them?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Serif about the size of Allegorithmic (Substance Painter, Designer) and similar software in terms of scope? And still they managed to make linux ports without going bankrupt.

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Just to add my +1 here. Linux really needs a graphic suite, the options are... not good. I'm using Substance Painter (similar company size and profits?), Blender and Unity now flawlessly, which is great. I would have bought it already if not for the lack of linux support.