StudioLink: the most seamless workflow ever conceived in a creative suiteįrom within Affinity Publisher, you can instantly access the advanced toolsets of Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo without ever leaving your layout thanks to the world-first StudioLink technology.

It’s now being used by more than three million users (and counting!), delivering a next-level experience for photographers, designers, artists, architects, students, teachers, publishers, hobbyists and others looking for top tier creative software without sky-high subscription fees. Since its inception, Affinity has gained the trust of professionals across the globe and picked up some of the industry’s most prestigious awards. All apps use exactly the same file format, providing you with a seamless workflow and everything you need to create, no matter where you are. I respectfully hope your plans change to include versions for the Linux OS.Affinity is the only creative suite to include full-featured apps on macOS, Windows and iPad without compromize. Click 'Vote' under 'Application Details' on the right. I do not regret purchasing both iterations of the Affinity suite though I am now much less likely to use them on a regular basis. If you have a WineHQ account, or are passionate about this too and dont mind creating one, you can vote for Affinity Photo when you are logged in. I'm not making any demands, but just stating my heartfelt desire to run native versions of my favorite software in my favorite OS. I have turned a lot of people on to the Affinity suite and will continue to do so, especially if a Linux version becomes available. Affinity V2 Universal License has also been announced today giving customers an option to buy a package containing Affinity Photo 2, Affinity Designer 2 and Affinity Publisher 2 for use on Mac, PC and iPad all for a single all-inclusive amount. That said, I will continue to support companies that provide quality software products and Affinity / Serif is definitely in that category. The move away from large corporate-based compute is growing in momentum as more people find the allure of Linux and its open-source, ad-free nature.

Plus, Microsoft has become increasingly invasive.

I refuse to rebuild or replace a perfectly capable PC to accommodate Microsoft's decision to require certain hardware. I no longer consider Windows a viable platform and have switched to Linux Mint as my daily OS. I would like to register my wish for a Linux version of Affinity Photo (and eventually the full suite).

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