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kaberettI wrote the vast majority of my report under Windows using MikTeX, occasionally making reference to detexify. (I also wrote a little of it in a text editor under Debian, but that's a story for another day. ;)
I used Scribus to make a fold-out A3 page (as well as my project poster!).
I edited images using the GIMP, Inkscape and Microsoft ICE.
I created heatmaps using QuantumGIS.
I used Veusz to plot my graphs, and a synthetic data generator provided by the University of Alberta to simulate clustered data points.
OpenOffice featured extensively, predominantly in terms of spreadsheets, eurgh.
I speak a lot more LaTeX and read a little more python than I did when embarking on this particular endeavour, and I am nearly. sodding. done.
I used Scribus to make a fold-out A3 page (as well as my project poster!).
I edited images using the GIMP, Inkscape and Microsoft ICE.
I created heatmaps using QuantumGIS.
I used Veusz to plot my graphs, and a synthetic data generator provided by the University of Alberta to simulate clustered data points.
OpenOffice featured extensively, predominantly in terms of spreadsheets, eurgh.
I speak a lot more LaTeX and read a little more python than I did when embarking on this particular endeavour, and I am nearly. sodding. done.