F.O.S.S. INTRODUCTION NEED FOR OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE


NEED FOR OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE 

Decreases dependency on private source company's:
open source software decreases dependency on closed sourced software or you can say private software 
which increases the evolution in this field
 • More openly accessible tools: 
being open source large amount of peoples can access there tools and make new products. and can change source of old software or code.
 • Try before you buy:
many open source software present in market comes with free versions of their software in that you can access it use it and if you are comfortable with software then you can buy the software for advancement
 • Great and quick support of community:
the OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE comes with  a 24/7 online community that responds very quickly by which software developers can easily and more quickly develop their software projects,
• Access to source code and the ability to change it .
in this kind of software you can easily change source code can modify it as per your need and by this you can generate new software and better software.
 • More secure then most closed source software:
the OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE  are highly modified and there is very high bug fixes hence they are more reliant then most proprietary software's .
• Bug fixes are implemented faster then closed source software's:
because of a very big community support bug fixation becomes very much higher then normal software hence the user will get bug free or less buggier software.

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