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The "best" depends on the context. I don't want to argue what's best for you. In the university context I've found that there is a lot of free software that wo
by static_noise 10y ago
The "best" depends on the context. I don't want to argue what's best for you.
In the university context I've found that there is a lot of free software that works good enough or sometimes even better than commercial products. If you factor in that you still can use that particular program after you leave, it becomes a big plus.
- criddell 10y ago> The "best" depends on the context. That's very true. For example, if I need to use an image editor, Photoshop is the only thing I would consider. It's inexpensive ($35 for a month subscription), but more importantly it's easy to hire people that know it well. It's also well supported and documented.