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Need of Open Source ?

You have already got what is Open Source from previous blogs. The simple reason is that why to pay if we get is free. Lets take an example you spend lots of money to buy an windows genuine some of the people don’t buy the licence copy of it but they buy an creak (DOS) version of windows but they have some problem in it. Some what same not a completely different OS are freely available in market then why should we pay for it ?






You get high quality of software and hardware also in open source. They are very powerful and smooth running no lags get while working.They also give full support to solve your problem.Think an example of google you search on google and you get the result of what you search if google say that I want money for every search results then ?you will pay for it ? That the need of open source.


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