OP here. > "Open-source workflow" means you're leaving quality on the table. That is true, but my choice of software is not uni-dimensional, I also care abou

OP here. > "Open-source workflow" means you're leaving quality on the table. That is true, but my choice of software is not uni-dimensional, I also care about trusting the software I run in my computer and their maintainability in the long term, to highlight two other important dimensions for me. When considering all this together I have little choice but to use free software exclusively. Of course different people will assign different weights to each dimension, and that is completely fine, but let's not oversimplify the decision to just "quality".