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You’re not entirely wrong but I would push back a little and say that as a user, in a lot of situations I’m not given an actual choice and need to use a particu
by jamil7 5y ago
You’re not entirely wrong but I would push back a little and say that as a user, in a lot of situations I’m not given an actual choice and need to use a particular piece of software for one reason or another.
- rvanlaar 5y agoI've noticed this in the educational sector. It's technically not that hard to produce good software for it. It has mainly settled at a local maximum. The software is good enough, money is tight, the priorities are different and procedures are bureaucratic. Switching to new and better software means, first making it a priority. The procedure for larger schools also mean getting legal on board, writing an invitation to tender, etc.