That's the beauty of open source
Its amazing how adobe isn't porting anything to Linux, despite linux being starting to be used heavily now in the creative industries with the rise of blender and tons of work being done on render farms.
Blender and Krita are really high quality stuff, so hopefully problem solved. But those teams are really small compared to adobe.
(Also: the threat of product pivots or discontinuations.)
Not a perfect XKCD match, but pretty close: https://xkcd.com/743
The UX in my org share all the figma designs through figma cloud, I can quickly provide feedback and this is important! All designs are stored in the cloud, I can quickly go back and refer them when necessary.
I am not sure if the open source solution provides all these features yet, but a new startup can provide these.
- "Components" implemented differently so requires you to hit "Update master component" before changes in instances are visible
- Auto layout doesn't seem to exists
Probably more stuff, since Penpot is relatively new and FOSS, while Figma is old by startup standards with huge investments and a large team behind it.