Greg Troxel wrote: > No, I don't. But I also find it puzzling that free software development > is willing to use proprietary software, especially after the bitkeeper > kerfluffle.
I guess it depends on whether you take free software as a religion or as a tool to get a job done. I don't use PyCharm at all, but I find it nice of JetBrains to provide their product for free to the open-source community. I do use Sublime Text as my development environment, which is also not free software, because frankly it's by far the best text editor I have ever used. I would be glad to switch to an open-source editor when one becomes available with a comparable feature set, but until then, it's the best tool for me and I'm more than happy to pay the developer for his work. -- Remy
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