It’s official: Affinity, the free design app made by Canva, is coming to Linux. Replying to users on X asking about possible Linux support, the official account said a version is ‘in active development’, though it can’t say when a release might arrive. Affinity is a free design app (not open-source) that handles vector illustration, raster image work, photo processing and page layout. It now has a scripting studio that uses JavaScript to automate repetitive jobs. It’s not a low-budget knockoff but a fully-fledged rival to Adobe’s Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign software. It currently runs on Windows, macOS and iPadOS, […]
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