SaulGoodman
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SaulGoodman got a reaction from Bit Disappointed in Low quality UI icons using Macbook pro 16"M1 - External monitor screen
Ok thanks for sending me those issues, this is already then reported and it is not new issue how can I see, so I don't understand how this could be seen by Affinity developers. They want we post issues on forum, but why then they don't fix this. This is a serious thing for me.
I can only say that this is only issue with Affinity software and not related to monitor settings. And yes labels are also blurry. This is serious UI bug.
I am using latest Mac OS version Sonoma 14.2.1
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SaulGoodman got a reaction from Snapseed in Affinity products for Linux
Affinity for Linux means more than just how it sounds. Since Adobe is evil and something many of us want to disappear, there is no such a good and affordable products like Affinity have. It is important for whole world to have an option to use Affinity on completely free and open OS like Linux. Nobody saying it need to be free, just to be possible to run it on Linux. I am dreaming about this. Then creative peoples really should not relay on Windows.
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SaulGoodman got a reaction from Naughty Sparkle in Affinity products for Linux
Affinity for Linux means more than just how it sounds. Since Adobe is evil and something many of us want to disappear, there is no such a good and affordable products like Affinity have. It is important for whole world to have an option to use Affinity on completely free and open OS like Linux. Nobody saying it need to be free, just to be possible to run it on Linux. I am dreaming about this. Then creative peoples really should not relay on Windows.
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SaulGoodman got a reaction from D’T4ils in Affinity products for Linux
Affinity for Linux means more than just how it sounds. Since Adobe is evil and something many of us want to disappear, there is no such a good and affordable products like Affinity have. It is important for whole world to have an option to use Affinity on completely free and open OS like Linux. Nobody saying it need to be free, just to be possible to run it on Linux. I am dreaming about this. Then creative peoples really should not relay on Windows.