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I think you mean, "the cheaper of the two options available to me."
by logicallee 13y ago
I think you mean, "the cheaper of the two options available to me."
- toomuchtodo 13y agoIf there are two products, and both can accomplish the necessary task(s), and one is cheaper, the cheaper product is the superior product.
- CrazedGeek 13y agoI think the comparison was between paying and not paying for Photoshop, not between Photoshop and Pixelmator.
- woah 13y agoI pay for Pixelmator with great joy. Awesome product, intuitive interface, frequent updates.
- Kudos 13y agoReplace "can accomplish the necessary task(s)" with "are functionally equivalent" and maybe you have a point. But the pirate copy is missing automatic updates and access to the web services (which Adobe has cleverly started moving into to add value where pirate copies cannot).
- toomuchtodo 13y ago> Replace "can accomplish the necessary task(s)" with "are functionally equivalent" and maybe you have a point. Now you're just being pedantic :)
- Kudos 13y agoNot really, lots of things can accomplish the same tasks and are functionally different. A car will get you from one location to another (necessary task), but so will a boat or a plane.
- supercanuck 13y agoWhere there is a market problem, there will be a market solution.
- srik 13y agoIMO Sketch is actually more relevant than Photoshop for some work,
- woah 13y agoSketch is flat out better for almost everything. (In a web and interface workflow)