Affinity Studio now free
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The complaining is off the charts! Nothing in your life would have changed if you hadn't heard about this free product. Now you rest sleepless and grind your teeth because other people get to enjoy free high quality software.
Don't worry, I sleep tight and don't grind my teeth (at least not over Affinity). What bothers me, however, is that I bought Affinity tools in the first place in order to avoid marrying myself with Adobe and their predatory business practices. I, and many people here on HN, shared this sentiment of Adobe. However, I'm kind of baffled by the amount of people who seems to celebrate these free tools, as this is a 101 in…
And if neither free nor paid professional software suits you, then program your own or use a physical photo editing lab. Or use your old Affinity software. It's not being deleted from your computer. That's what I'm going to do.
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#74Into the trash it goes.
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#75An UI design tab next please, some more players in that space would be nice.
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#77Wow, completely free? I wonder how the team plans look like, seems like you need to contact them even for single digit seat counts. An UI design tab next please, some more players in that space would be nice.
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#78When somethings free, I’m suspicious.
I don't like companies hoovering all data.
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#79They seem to have removed Affinity from the Mac App Store. For those who want a lifetime license instead of freemium, Amandine* is similar to Affinity ($30 on Mac Store). (I have no connection to either app). * Edit: It's Amadine, not Amandine (my typo)
Feels also more European since it is from Ukraine, supporting them feels good!
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#80Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi, Canva employee & Affinity user+lover for 10+ years (pre-acquisition) here. That’s not true. We really do want to make all design, including professional design, as widely accessible as possible; including those who can’t afford it. I understand this could be interpreted as ‘corporate PR’, but even from a game-theory sense, you’d want to maximize the top of your funnel, which is free users.
We don't believe you.