Re:Google Play Store and “over a million apps” could be head...
by baldfat on Monday April 25, 2016 @04:57PM
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What percentage of the working college graduates make a dime using Photoshop?
What "Pro" Word Processor work are you talking about? Word Processors for Type Setting is horrible and the vast majority of people OVER use Word, Excel etc...
Re:Google Play Store and “over a million apps” could be head...
by spriggan3 on Monday April 25, 2016 @06:51PM
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What percentage of the working college graduates make a dime using AutoCAD ? 3DS Max ? Cinema 4D ? After Effects ? Final Cut Pro ? Avid ? Illustrator ? InDesign ? Logic ? Ableton Live ? Cubase ?
On what percentage of computers running ChromeOS can you install these softwares ? ZERO .
Re:Google Play Store and “over a million apps” could be head...
by barney54 on Monday April 25, 2016 @06:55PM
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How do people overuse Excel?
Re:Google Play Store and “over a million apps” could be head...
by baldfat on Monday April 25, 2016 @09:58PM
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http://www.insightsquared.com/2013/12/why-excel-spreadsheets...
People use Excel when they really should use a programming Language like R or Python or other tools.
You realize students in architecture or graphic design don't care about your petty OS war right? and you're statement is completely false. I went to a good college and I learned both server administration on Unix and Windows.
> Are people really PAYING to learn photoshop? Waste of money.
People are paying for an education that will get them a job, if the industry mandates the use of Photoshop for a specific professional task it's in the interest of a student to learn it. And obviously you don't know Photoshop, like at all or you wouldn't say the things you're say.
> Word processors and photoshop do not require college classes to learn. They should just be a part of local community colleges that allow people to earn certificates for using office software.
You realize there is a world between learning a word processor and Photoshop for a pro usage ? no you don't. Otherwise you wouldn't say such ignorant thing.
The problem is that you are a programmer and you think every discipline works like computer science where everything is in the cloud ... it doesn't.