For the other few Linux users out there, LibreSprite is available as a Appimage from here:
https://libresprite.github.io/#!/downloads
Gimp is also available for Linux, along with Krita.
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Thank you! I know there are only three of us Linux users in the GameDev community, but this helps.
I appreciate you sharing this!
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Thanks! We are legion, but no one knows the truth 
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Great, thanks for the URL and letting us know that LibreSprite is available for Linux OS users!
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LibreSprite for Linux is available at the following URL using Flatpak to install. I was able to install it without any issues, and it should likewise install easily for almost any Linux distro.
https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.libresprite.LibreSprite
For more information explaining Flathub and Flatpak, there is this URL:
https://flathub.org/about
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The reality is that CentOS 7 is already an old OS, and its support ended a couple of years back. There are many different Linux branches you could use with equally as many destop environments, but I’d suggest Linux users use Debian 11/12 with the Gnome 3 / Weyland desktop. I’ve used Debian for the past seven years, and except for a couple of driver issues, it has been a stable platform to run game dev applications, such as Jetbrains CLion, VSC, UE5, Unity, Gimp, Godot, Blender, Reaper, FMod studio, and many more.
Waitwaitwait…FIVE whole Linux users? 
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