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Official Linux Support

  • January 21, 2022
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Alfonso Martín-Albo

Another vote for figma linux .deb native app. It’s time, and, its the perfect moment


oolleegg55
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  • February 9, 2026

It is so strange. Outdated Google Fonts and no local font support for Linux.  
 
Is it really a professional tool? I wanted to buy it for me. But the Figma team is not going to do their job properly. They do not listen to the community and their clients. 


Gregory-Clever-Starfish

Another vote for figma linux .deb native app. It’s time, and, its the perfect moment

 

Agreed. One more upvote for a Linux native app. Very tired of being forced to use Mac and Win OS.


Diogo_Figueira

4 years ,,,, and we still waiting. 


Vitaly Odnoyko

Hi All, 


Thank you so much for continuing to share your thoughts with us. We really appreciate how passionate this community is.
 

We know Linux support has been an ongoing request for quite some time, and we completely understand how important it is to many of you. While it’s something that’s remained on our team’s radar, we unfortunately don’t have a confirmed timeline (or guarantee) to share right now.
 

Please know that your feedback truly makes a difference. We read every comment and will continue to advocate internally for broader platform support. Thank you again for your patience, understanding, and for being such an engaged part of our community.

@Celine_ ​@ksn ​@y_toku Where is News?


Guys, we need tag them in each Linux commentary to get normal answer when. Not " Bla bla bla we don't need you" Like it say this miss > @djv 


And ask your friends to help you with your Linux support request. It's a system for professionals, a place where design meets development. There's no support right now…


lmgraf
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  • April 12, 2026

Another vote for figma linux .deb native app. It’s time, and, its the perfect moment

Yes! It is a great time to start supporting Linux with an official desktop app, especially since Windows 11 is in decline and more and more people are switching to Linux, myself included.


ahsaan_aja
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  • April 13, 2026

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snz
  • New Member
  • April 15, 2026

Who thought that the last thing that stop me from switching to Linux would be Figma ? Is it time to switch to an other tool ?


tiaan_va
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  • April 15, 2026

Pleeeease add support for Linux. You do not even have to release a desktop version if you don’t have time for it. Just add a font installer support so we can use local fonts in the browser, I know that will take one dev less than a week to do. So please, for the love of all that is holy, please just make it a bit easier to use your platform on Linux. I can accept working in a browser for now if I can at least make use of local fonts.


Borys_Kharchenko

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


tiaan_va
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  • 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

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

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
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  • 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

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

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

@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
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  • 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

 

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 🙈


Vitaly Odnoyko

Fork of the fork of the  fork 🙈

It's open source 😂

The original Figma Linux project made it possible.
Figma Linux Next makes it possible to work with the current version of Figma on Linux.

I only added the improvements and features that I personally use in my daily work.

Just normal daily Linux things.