The announcement arrived via a brief update on X, signaling a major shift for the platform. This move follows a transformative year for the suite, which was acquired by Canva and subsequently relaunched as a unified creative ecosystem. The current toolset covers the full spectrum of professional digital production, including vector graphics, high-end photo editing, complex illustration, and page layout design.
Affinity Creative Suite Confirms Long-Awaited Linux Port
After years of requests from the open-source community, the Affinity creative suite is officially heading to Linux. The developers confirmed the project is currently in active development, marking a significant expansion for the software beyond its traditional Windows and macOS strongholds, though an official release date remains undisclosed.
This development comes on the heels of the company expanding its mobile presence with a dedicated iPad version released just this week. By targeting Linux, Affinity positions itself to capture a segment of professional designers and hobbyists who have long relied on alternatives like GIMP or Inkscape, potentially disrupting the existing creative software landscape on open-source operating systems.
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