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Shakhawat_Hossain
January 21, 2022

Official Linux Support

  • January 21, 2022
  • 175 replies
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I am using Figma from almost 2 years. It’s a great tool. Previously I was using Windows 10 yet recently switched to Linux(Ubuntu). Figma doesn’t have any official release for Linux. There are some Unofficial desktop versions but they are “BUGGY”. I request you guys to release an official Figma desktop app for Linux.

175 replies

tiaan_va
New Member
April 17, 2026

@tiaan_va you can try https://github.com/arximus88/figma-linux-next last few updates were focused on local fonts. 

@Borys_Kharchenko Holy crap thank you so much for showing me that!! Now I can at least get by for now 🙏

Vitaly Odnoyko
New Participant
May 14, 2026

So. With Figma Linux Next we don’t need official Support because its just works excellent, but ignore from Figma about this theme is just terrible …. Hate you Figma.

Borys_Kharchenko
New Member
May 14, 2026

So. With Figma Linux Next we don’t need official Support because its just works excellent, but ignore from Figma about this theme is just terrible …. Hate you Figma.

True, terrible and stupid. Since whole app is web based and Windows and Mac apps are not more then electron wrappers, not using their native ui like cocoa and winUI 🤷

Anomaly
New Member
May 19, 2026

Same situation here. I ditched Windows 11 and moved to Fedora 6 months ago and it was a very good decision - I'm still learning Linux but overall I'm happy with the experience - only one problem with Figma - why you stick so hard with Windows - they're a corporation that has never cared about users - their products are as bad as ever and they clearly don't care about users and their experiences. I'm not going back to Windows - but I'm inviting Figma to join the Linux community. If you don't adapt to user needs you will lose the user and their trust.

H Nazmul Hasan
New Member
May 22, 2026

Its a absolute disrespect to Linux community. A single guy can bring support but figma offical cannot.

Shame on you Figma. Shame on you.

H Nazmul Hasan
New Member
May 22, 2026

Same situation here. I ditched Windows 11 and moved to Fedora 6 months ago and it was a very good decision - I'm still learning Linux but overall I'm happy with the experience - only one problem with Figma - why you stick so hard with Windows - they're a corporation that has never cared about users - their products are as bad as ever and they clearly don't care about users and their experiences. I'm not going back to Windows - but I'm inviting Figma to join the Linux community. If you don't adapt to user needs you will lose the user and their trust.




We need a better alternative for Linux. Penpot seems a nice choice but their performance is not really great as Figma. and Penpot choose wrong language for Rendering.

Hold on brother, very soon a better alternative will appear because its AI era. 

Oleksii_Aleksieiev
New Participant
May 24, 2026

@djv ​@Celine_  ​@ksn  ​@y_toku 

Can you give a clear answer on behalf of your management? All your responses are useless. It seems like your management isn't even aware of this issue. And you're doing a poor job. I canceled my subscription solely because you don't support Linux. And in 2026, that's simply disgraceful for a company of your stature.

acud
New Member
June 2, 2026

Would be nice to have a linux client even if just to be able to have better MCP integration. Now that the nerd devs are in town it would be nice to be a bit more accommodating.

Vitaly Odnoyko
New Participant
June 9, 2026

 

Hi everyone,

I'm creating my own fork of Figma Linux Next with features that I'd like to see in my workflow.

Some of the planned features include:

  • Touchpad mode

  • Split-screen support

  • Spaces for different projects

  • Custom icons for tabs

Thank you ​@Borys_Kharchenko for your Figma Linux next



https://gitlab.com/Valo27/figmix

Arximus
New Member
June 10, 2026

Fork of the fork of the  fork 🙈