ere are numerous examples of open-source software, such as the Linux operating system, Apache web server, and Mozilla Firefox browser, among others, that coexist with proprietary software in the market. The main difference between the two is that proprietary software is developed and owned by a single entity, which controls its distribution and use, while open-source software is developed collaboratively by a community of contributors who make the source code freely available for anyone to use, modify, and distribute. This fundamental difference in ownership and licencing models has significant implications for the development, distribution, and use of software in various contexts. The present study aims to analyse and contrast the utilisation of pre
There are numerous examples of open-source software, such as the Linux
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