What are some proprietary programs without any good open-source

>>57049025
Microsoft Windows

>>57049031
Well memed

>>57049031

That is an operating system.

>>57049067
I don't care, Microsoft Windows by default has all the programs a normal non-autistic user requires nowadays.

>>57049090
> Open pdf files in a fucking web browser

>>57049448
>Rather uses and installs a million programs each with their own function

No, I'd like to have minimal amount of programs that fulfill many tasks thank you

>>57049090
t. someone who does no work on their computer

>>57049519
Then Ubuntu is perfect for you, friend.

>>57049547
or windows 10 contains all u need

>>57049090
So does any mainstream OS.

CAD

>>57049564
And many things I don't want. That's why Ubuntu is perfect.

>>57049591
Windows 10 won't break when you uncheck the things you don't need - while Ubuntu will.

I think I'm genuinely shilling windows 10 here.

>>57049591
This, ubuntu just fucks up when you mistype one thing

Razer Synapse

I was thinking about it to provide a good answer but over the course of this year I switched lots of my use on proprietary software to FOSS. But I can give two shots.

Photoshop, because of it history and features can't be easily matched(?).

Matlab, because of it's gallery of matrices, databases and other convenient features (this I could say can be replicate with some work).

Maybe other profissional or editing tools, business managment like Bematech software?

>>57050082
Octave, even weird library's are written for both now

Onenote, especially for handwritten notes.

Xournal is shit.

>>57050118
notepad

>>57049572
this

ida pro

>>57050171
ida pro is on every major platform my man

>>57049025
Siemens NX

>>57050187

yeah but what are the open source alternatives?

>>57050197
you're right i forgot about the actual topic of the thread by the time i got to the end

>>57049025
foobar2000

>>57050082
Octave is literally Matlab

>>57050106
>>57050270
I use both octave and matlab, because sometimes I need to use some matlab intrinsic database (some needed on textbook's questions), provided by matlab.

But as the poster said, some galleries were being ported and its good. Sometime ago I needed to generate sparse matrix and couldn't find an appropriate way to do it on Octave.

Besides that, I really enjoy the ways Octave can be recompiled with BLAS and other optimizations.

>>57050367
Really? Didn't know all of that

>>57050578
Yes! I discovered recently the need to compile Octave to optimize processing.

https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/v4.0.1/Running-Configure-and-Make.html

And here we have this other library, I was recommended recently:

https://bitbucket.org/blaze-lib/blaze/wiki/Benchmarks