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Originally Posted by Sarmat89
Commercial software is developed for (and by) people involved in the processes the software is intended to assist with. Free software is made by people who like cr*p like vi or TeX, and who do not understand how the proper software should work, and why.
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In other words, not the way
you, personally, think it should work. You would probably hate Jstar — but I love it. Almost all my writing starts as plain text and that works for me. For me, Windows is bloated crap, subject to Registry file corruption, BSODs and viruses and ransomware. The way it updates is a pain. I always hated Office and I don't have a need for specialized, Windows-only applications. I've been using Linux (mostly Linux Mint) exclusively for about fifteen years — unfortunately I still have to support my family's Windows computers, so I'm constantly reminded of why I didn't (and don't) like Windows. I would never go back.