Affinity confirms Linux version in development
The image editing brand replied to a user on X saying a Linux build is being worked on, but gave no release timing.
Affinity has confirmed that a Linux version of its image editing software is in development. The company made the statement in a reply on X to a user's comment asking about Linux support, according to OMG Ubuntu, which spotted the exchange.
The reply appeared under an Affinity post showcasing new iPad integration. Asked about a Linux build, the Affinity account said work is underway, but added that it could not say when a Linux version would be released.
No release window or further detail was provided. Affinity has not published a separate announcement about the project.
Background
Affinity's software is closed-source but largely free, and is often used as an alternative to Adobe's Photoshop. It is not officially available on Linux, where users typically rely on workarounds to run it.
Quick answers
Is Affinity coming to Linux?
Affinity said on X that a Linux version is being worked on, but did not say when it would be released.
When will the Linux version be released?
Affinity said it could not say when a Linux version would be released.