The issue of professors requiring the use of proprietary software, and how
best to address it seems to come up here fairly often. I've written up
something that could be used as a template for an email to a professor about
this issue.Dear (Professor):My name is (Name), and I am a student in your
(course name) course. I'd like to talk to you about a problem I am having
in your class.As a personal matter, I only install and run free software on
my computer. Free software is software that respects its users' freedom to
run, copy, distribute, study, change, and improve it. The complete
definition of free software can be found at
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html.Software freedom is very
important to me, especially with regard to education, so I was disappointed
to find out that the use of (non-free program) is required in your class.I'd
like to discuss this issue with you in greater depth. Hopefully we can
reach a solution that is acceptable to both of us.Sincerely,(Name)
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