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Proprietary and Open-Source Software
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Year 10 Computing Mind Map on Proprietary and Open-Source Software, created by Gurleen Bansal on 20/09/2018.
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Proprietary and Open-Source Software
Proprietary
Software which is commercially produced by an organisation for profit e.g. Windows and Microsoft Office
It is professionally developed and carefully tested
Support is provided to keep costumers happy
Books, magazine articles and online tutorials give advice and instructions
Updates and bug fixes meet the needs and suggestions of users
User licences apply conditions on the way the software can be used and distributed
The source code cannot be modified by users
Does not always meet individual needs as it is made for the majority
Support and updates can be expensive
The creator maintains exclusive control
Open-Source
Software whose source code is available for modification or enhancement by anyone e.g. Open Office and Android
Users can study the code to see how the software works
Users can change and upgrade the software
It is free to use
Users can modify the source code and adapt it to their needs
Constant updates are available
There is a community of enthusiasts to provide help and support
It may not appear as professional as proprietary
Interface may not be as user-friendly as proprietary
Specialist knowledge may be required
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