What type of software should I get if I plan on becoming a power

>>59831801
Gentoo

>>59831801
A college education. Also power electronics is boring as fuck. Go for literally anything else like semiconductor physics, or high frequency radio, or robotics and control systems.

>>59831801
Official Reddit app

>>59832078
Is it actually good or some hipster meme?

>>59832097
I have a BS already, and from the courses I took it seemed that power electronics was the purest form of electrical engineering. Semiconductor physics? What would that entail? Working at some fab-lab with dreadful hours? HF radio? I suppose that's an alright option; any software for that? Robotics seems to require a lot more programming than I'm comfortable with; control systems are used in power electronics as well

>>59832119
already got that covered senpai

>>59832197
You are going to be an engineer, why would you want to waste time on a hobby distro? Just use Debian testing, its GOAT.

>>59831801
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>>59831801
meinsweeper.exe

>>59831801
Work will pay for legit copies of everything you need.

Matlab, or its opensource alternative octave, are incredibly useful in school, but for actual engineering work, I haven't heard of them being used much (some other practicing engineers chime in please).

>>59833273
But to get into a job I need to have experience, thus I want to practice beforehand. Any specific software you know of?