1. What paid software do you have installed in your PC [that you are actually paying for]?

2. What paid cracked software do you have installed in your PC [that you should be paying for, but aren't]?

And what are the prices?

1. IntelliJ suite [~180€/yr], YourKit profiler [~90€/yr]

2. ~

Paid on main: Rider, PHPStorm.

Paid on gaming: Windows 10 (Windows 7 license), Games (most from GOG, freebies from Epic, some directly from the devs or Steam).

Cracked: None (anymore - i pirated games a lot but since buying them became affordable and convenient i just buy them).

Don't make me itemise every thing 😅

Anything Adobe, cracked.

MobaXterm, paid.

Most other things fall into open source for the most part.

Games, mixed - depends on if I want to pay for it or not 🤣

- GuitarPro (paid, maybe paid 70€)
- I don't do crack anymore
- A lot of free software. I wouldn't pay for most them, but maybe I'll buy some VSCode extension at some point.

On my personal computer (where I am the one paying for things) its Linqpad (€100) and a MS Office subscription (€8 i think/month), games and windows it self that came with the machine.

I have no pirated software.

Damn, reading all the comments make me feel like a freeloader lol.

To be fair though, I only play Rocket League and PUBG on Epic Games which I got for free.

My company pays for a PHPStorm license. Any thing else I need is already free like VScode, Laragon, MySQL Workbench etc.

1: Goland, Steam games

2: None, everything's open source

paid: jetbrains IDEs and a huge bunch of games

not paid, but neither pirated: windows (got a bunch of licenses back from my uni days), capture one (came with my camera)

pirated: nothing, because i'm not a poor student anymore

@fruitfcker I actually bought winrar because I like the RAR format, and the windows GUI is still the best out there

What's a PC?

@electrineer

Peripheral Conjunctivitis. Either that or a Personal Computer

@netikras or Piece of Crap when it does not work ;)

1. GitHub Copilot 80$ per year

1. Visual Studio professional
2. Github copilot (student pack)

1: pianoteq.
2: VMware/windows vm/very old games in windows vm

@joas have you checked out TuxGuitar? Maybe not quite all the bells and whistles as GP but it's good enough that I haven't felt the need for GP since I started using it years ago.

1. Work pays for a JetBrains dotUltimate license, but if they didn't I'd buy it for myself in a heartbeat.

2. Windows (7 on desktop machine, 10 on laptop), macOS if you count hackintoshing (though I do have a beat up old MacBook laying around somewhere), DxO Optics Pro (or maybe it's called Photo Lab now? If I wasn't so inconsistent with my photography hobby I'd pay for this).