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Typically requires purchase or subscription and may impose conditions on the use and distribution
Grants users the right to use the software but restricts access to source code and modification
Updates and support are usually provided by the proprietary company, often at an additional cost
Allows users to freely access, modify, and distribute the software's source code
Encourages collaborative development and community support
Offers control over the software to the company that owns it, ensuring that their intellectual property is protected
Users can tailor the software to their needs and contribute improvements back to the community
Free as in freedom, emphasizing users' rights over the software