GeoGebra is an interactive geometry software that compares favorably against its free competitors in the field. Users like DeusAbscondus appreciate the availability of comparative feature tables on Wikipedia, which aid in evaluating software options. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the virtues and limitations of GeoGebra in relation to similar tools. Overall, GeoGebra is recognized for its strong performance among freeware alternatives.
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DeusAbscondus said:I was wondering if anyone here knows geogebra well and can comment on the subject line of this post.
Thx,
Deus Abscondus (and if anyone thinks they've found him ... oh, it doesn't matter)
Thanks kindly Sudharaka.Sudharaka said:Hi DeusAbscondus, :)
I haven't used GeoGebra so I am not sure if I can comment anything that is useful to you, but one of the things that I look for when selecting a software of this nature is the list of tables in Wikipedia that compares features of similar software. Since GeoGebra is categorized under Interactive geometry software, you may find >>this<< article useful.
Kind Regards,
Sudharaka.