Could Canva fill the Adobe void on Linux?
At the opening of a new Johannesburg office, Canva’s Global Marketing Lead for Affinity, Liam Fisher, commented to TechCentral that native Linux support for Affinity is one of the top requests, and it’s “being discussed seriously internally.” A lack of professional creative apps is one of Linux’s biggest drawbacks, so it could be a huge win if it ever actually happens. [Link: Affinity for Linux? Canva's next b…
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