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 doesn’t say when a release might land, or what tooling approach the Linux build will use. Affinity is owned by Canva, who bought its British developer, Serif, in 2024. They went on to released a revamped v3 of the suite in October 2025, merging three paid apps into a single free app with a unified UI. Presently, Affinity is available on Windows, macOS and […]
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