Every field has its own “occupational hazards” - I found that with maps and mapping the maps themselves were so fascinating, you could get drawn in and lose a l

Every field has its own “occupational hazards” - I found that with maps and mapping the maps themselves were so fascinating, you could get drawn in and lose a lot of time just… exploring I guess. QGis is great, lots of tools are nice. Generally ESRI sucks up all the oxygen and leaves not enough for innovation and implementations from anyone else. There are a lot of features and capabilities needed in the Geospatial world that do not have reliable, rock-solid open source implementations. (I could’ve provided examples a few years ago but now I’ve forgotten the important details and only have opinions left)