Flatpak request for Corel Aftershot 3 Pro

Project information: Paid RAW/Photo processing, has a linux version but it’s pretty outdated and it doesn’t work properly as a RPM because of dependencies.

Name: Corel Aftershot 3 Pro
Homepage: RAW Photo Editing Software & Raw Converter - Corel AfterShot Pro 3
License: Paid
Upstream has been contacted:

I know there are alternatives… but they aren’t very intuitive, their UI is quite bad. This one is a good one.

The problem here, is likely, that they don’t want you to download the full version without having a license.

I initially bought a license from a local online store, but i ended up cancelling.
I’m not sure if they actually give you a different link to download, like from your own account once you activate your license.

The trial was very awful and janky, i think because of the libraries, and i decided i don’t want to wait for the license. I mean, I couldn’t get my money back afterwards.

Oh well, thanks for the input, you might be right.
If there’s anyone with a license for it around here, please comment and let me know if you have a different binary or download link to a working version (I don’t want it, i just want to know if it’s worth bothering buying a license again).

I really like the UI and i was pretty happy with Corel’s products in the past.

For what matters, i decided to re-order a license.
There’s no alternative download link, and the software is still buggy and absolutely unusable (besides having two titlebars, when i open any sort of RAW file it just slowly turns white and i can’t see it).

Support is garbage too.

Aftershot seems to run Ok as a Ubuntu 22.04 Distrobox, which is nice. I could not get a Fedora distrobox to even install. I think this would be an excellent inclusion to FlatHub as you can download the full version to build a flatpack and only require a licence key to run after 15 days.

The problem child to getting this to run under a Fedora distrobox is that the GStreamer requirements are ancient compared to most modern distros now. as of right now it is the only paid version of a Raw processor that can be found for Linux.