I know that there are people who cannot tell the difference between IDA and other tools. It is perfectly understandable that they would prefer free solutions (if the result is the same, why pay?) Our tools are used by the elite, as someone put it.
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The amount of time I save doing my day to day tasks thanks to my highly tuned and configured environment has more than covered the cost of investment to build and maintain it. That said, I am the only person it could ever possibly serve.
I tune and configure my software to serve my needs too, I just do it by ticking boxes in config UIs or editing config files or writing scripts in supported scripting language and APIs, instead of faffing with a pile of patch files.
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I still run Gentoo, among other things, because when I *do* need an unsupported feature it makes it extremely easy to patch, for that 1% of cases. The other 99%, stock software is fine.
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Not usually a checkbox in kde to enable vim bindings or otherwise sensibly control the whole system with my mouse disabled. Not to mention that I use a non-standard keyboard layout that isnt shipped by default with any distro Ive found which also needs patches applied to software
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