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Vector graphics use mathematics between 3 or more vertices (ngons) to create what is called an "object".

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What are vector graphics?

Vector graphics are computer images created using a sequence of commands or mathematical statements that place lines and shapes in a two-dimensional or three-dimensional space.

In vector graphics, a graphic artist's work, or file, is created and saved as a sequence of vector statements. A vector graphic file describes a series of points to be connected.

These files are sometimes called geometric files. Images created with tools such as Adobe Illustrator and Corel's CorelDRAW are usually vector image files.

Simplified, vector graphics are like connect-the-dots drawings.

What are vector graphics used for?

Graphic artists, illustrators and designers use vector graphics for a variety of reasons, including the following:

Scalability. Vector formats are good for projects that require scalable graphics, including scalable type and text. For example, company and brand logos are displayed at different sizes; they show up in the corner of a mobile application or on a roadside billboard. A logo created with vector graphics can be scaled up or down without loss of quality or creating a large file.

It was the scalability feature of vector graphics that resulted in its return, after falling out of favor to raster graphics in the 1980s. Vector graphics were originally used in computer displays in the 1960s and 1970s. World Wide Web Consortium worked on Vector Markup Language, which evolved into the Scalable Vector Graphics open source language that contains vector and raster elements.

App and web development. Vector graphics are useful in application and web development because web apps and the graphics they contain must work with various screen sizes and device types. For instance, Amazon WorkLink is a mobile app that enables a fully interactive representation of corporate data on an employee's mobile device.

Animation. Animated images are also usually created as vector files, which provide for cleaner and smoother images.

Computer-aided design (CAD). CAD programs frequently use vector files for manufacturing, engineering and design because of their scalability and ease when it comes to editing the mathematical formulas.

Vector vs. raster

A raster graphics image maps bits directly to a display space, also called a bitmap. Raster graphics are made up of a fixed number of pixels, which makes them less scalable than vector graphics. At a certain point, when the raster image is enlarged enough, the edges become ragged, and it appears pixelated -- i.e., when the pixels become visible. Raster graphics cannot be scaled up without sacrificing image quality.

Vector and raster images can look different. This is because vector graphics must have a separate shape for each color shade, while raster images can have every pixel be a different color, showing subtle color gradations and depth more clearly. At larger sizes, the edges of raster images become ragged and the images pixilate. Vector images are more scalable.

There is also a one-to-one relationship between each pixel and the memory raster graphics occupies on a computer. Computers must store information for every pixel of a raster image, whereas vector images only store the series of points that need to be connected by lines, curves, etc. Consequently, vector files are usually smaller than raster files. Vector image files are easier to modify than raster image files for this reason.

Vector and raster images can be converted into one another with the right software. Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop are examples of software that enable users to convert one image format to the other.

Raster files are particularly good for portraying color depth, as each pixel can be a different color. And there are more pixels that can be unique colors than vectors that can be unique colors. This makes raster file formats good for editing digital photographs.

Certain file types can include vector and raster elements -- PDF and SVG files are two examples.

Advantages and disadvantages of vector graphics

It is important to consider both the benefits and drawbacks of using vector files.

Advantages

Scalability. As previously mentioned, this is the main advantage of vector graphics. Because vector graphics are derived from mathematical vector relationships, or relationships between points that create lines and curves, they appear clean and exact at any size.

Small file size. Vector graphics generally have a small file size because they only store a small number of points and the mathematical relationships between them. Those relationships are expressed in code, which is less memory-intensive compared to storing pixels.

Easy to edit. Vector files are easy to edit because users can change vector relationships fast to swap out colors or change line shapes, for example. This is useful in an iterative process, like graphic design, that requires a lot of editing.

Easy to load. Because file sizes are smaller, it is easy to port and load vector files to different devices and programs.

Easy to duplicate. It is also easy to create clones of a vector image and copy certain features of one graphic to another.

Precision. The ability to scale vector graphics up or down means they have a precise look and feel.

Disadvantages

Less detail. Vector files are limited in dealing with complex images. For instance, photographs require color shading and blending that vector files cannot provide as well as raster files.

Skill and time requirements. Vector files can require more skill and time to create.

Limited browser support. There is less support for vector graphics on web browsers than for raster graphics.

Inconsistency. Vector images can vary from one application to another, depending on how compatible the rendering and creating applications are, among other factors.

Find out how vector and raster images compare in terms of what they're made up of, convertibility, scalability and file formats.

Types of vector files

There are several commonly used vector file types. They include the following:

.ai -- Adobe Illustrator File

.cdr -- CorelDRAW Image File

.dxf -- Drawing Exchange Format File

.eps -- Encapsulated PostScript File

.svg -- Scalable Vector Graphics File

.wmf -- Windows Metafile

Different file types are used for different tasks. For example, AI files are commonly used in print media and digital graphics. EPS files can be both raster and vector files. They typically contain a smaller design element that can be embedded in a larger design. This makes them suitable for sending logos, which are often incorporated into larger designs.

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gifs are bitmap images that are like little video snippets that loop

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Lossy compression is a type of compression where the data removed during the compression process, cannot be restored. This means once you’ve saved an image as a jpg it will always be of a lower quality, you cannot decompress it back to its original state.

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Lossy advantages and disadvantages

Advantages: Very small file sizes and lots of tools, plugins, and software support it.

Disadvantages: Quality degrades with higher ratio of compression. Can't get original back after compressing

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Advantages: No loss of quality, slight decreases in image file sizes.

Disadvantages: Larger files than if you were to use lossy compression

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an operating system allows you to interact with the computer system as it controls the operations of the computer.

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Even if you can't define the word "GIF," you've definitely seen one before. They helped define the early internet, and they're more popular now than ever before. But what exactly is a GIF, and how do you use them?

A GIF Is Just an Animated Image

In its simplest form, a GIF (pronounced "gif" or "jiff") is just an image file. Like the JPEG or PNG file formats, the GIF format can be used to make still images. But the GIF format has a special feature-it can also be used to create animated images like the one below.

We say "animated images" because GIFs aren't really videos. If anything, they're more like flipbooks. For one, they don't have sound (you probably noticed that). Also, the GIF format wasn't created for animations; that's just how things worked out. See, GIF files can hold multiple pictures at once, and people realized that these pictures could load sequentially (again, like a flipbook) if they're decoded a certain way.

CompuServe published the GIF format in 1987, and it was last updated in 1989. In other words, GIF is older than about 35% of the US population, and it predates the World Wide Web by two years. It helped to define early GeoCities websites, MySpace pages, and email chains (remember the dancing baby?), and it's still a large part of internet culture. In fact, the GIF format may be more popular now than ever before.

Why Are GIFs Gaining Popularity?

GIFs are gaining popularity because, like memes, they're useful for communicating jokes, emotions, and ideas. Plus, sites like GIPHY and Gyfcat make it super easy to share and create GIFs. These services are integrated into apps like Twitter, and Facebook Messenger, and your phone's keyboard, so they're just as easy to use as emojis or "stickers."

But why the GIF file format? Why hasn't something else come along?

The classic dancing baby GIF.

Honestly, GIF is a terribly outdated format. GIF files are 8-bit, which means that they're restricted to 256 colors and almost always look like crap. The GIF format also doesn't support semi-transparency, and GIFs often have a large file size (more than MP4 video files) because they're uncompressed.

People have tried to replace the GIF format. They always fail. Mozilla's APNG (animated PNG) format was created to replace GIF ten years ago, but that didn't work out at all. There are many reasons why GIF has managed to stick around, but for the sake of time, we're just going to give you the three big reasons now:

All Browsers Are Different: Browsers have their quirks, and sometimes one stinkin' browser can prevent the web from moving forward. Need a specific example? Mozilla's APNG format came out in 2008, but the Microsoft Edge browser only began to support the format this year. (In other words, if this animation doesn't work, then you're using an out-of-date version of the Edge browser.) All browsers have supported animated GIFs for a long time now.

HTML Didn't Support Video: Before HTML5 launched in 2014, the HTML standard didn't support video. This meant that it was easier to share GIFs than actual videos, so GIFs stuck around. Many websites used Adobe's Flash plug-in for videos, but Flash didn't work on mobile devices like iPhones.

GIFs Are Easy to Make: Why move to a new format when GIFs are so easy to make? GIF-making websites have been around for eons, and most photo editing software can be used to make GIFs.

Don't worry; things are getting better. In an attempt to improve the GIF format, websites like Gfycat and Imgur rely on an HTML5 video element extension called GIFV. This basically means that GIFs made through (or uploaded to) Gfycat or Imgur aren't actual GIFs, they're MP4 or WebM videos. They can have sound, they can use more than 256 colors, and they use up less hard drive space than bulky old GIFs.

Now, that doesn't necessarily mean that all the GIFs on these sites look good. But it does mean that actual GIF files may fall by the wayside over time, probably in favor of MP4 and WebM videos.

How to Use GIFs

Using GIFs is a bit like using emojis. You pick the GIF that's appropriate for the situation, and you send it. You don't have to download anything-most social media platforms team up with image hosting sites to make GIFs as easy as possible. In fact, the keyboard on your phone probably has a GIF function built right in.

As of right now, here's the best way to search for and use GIFs:

GIF Search Functions: Most social media websites are built with a GIF search bar. Twitter and Facebook Messenger come to find. These search bars work directly with sites like GIPHY or Imgur, and they make GIFs as easy to use as emojis.

Copy the Link: Image hosting websites like GIPHY, Imgur, and Gifycat have tools for copying GIFs to your clipboard. Just find a GIF that you want and press the "copy link" button. Then, paste the link where you want to use your GIF. On most sites, the GIF will work automatically.

Use Gboard: The Google Keyboard for Android, iPhone, and iPad has a built-in GIF function that allows you to use GIFs anywhere, even in text messages.

But what if you want to save GIFs on your phone or computer? Well, you don't really need to do that. Remember, image hosting sites use HTML5 to supercharge GIFs, and all that extra quality goes away when you download a GIF to your computer. If you need to keep track of individual GIFs, you can just make an account on an image hosting site and "Favorite" the GIFs that you enjoy.

How to Make Your Own GIF

No matter how you create a GIF, you're going to have to start with a video (unless you're building a GIF from scratch-don't worry about that). You could use a video that's saved to your phone or a video that you found on YouTube; it doesn't really matter.

This video could be super long or super short; it doesn't really matter. Whatever GIF-making platform you work with will help you trim the video down to a proper GIF. It may even let you add text and effects if you feel so inclined.

Here are the best platforms for creating GIFs:

GIF-Making Websites: There's a ton of GIF-making websites. We'd suggest using Imgur, Gifycat, or GIPHY's video-to-GIF tools, as they're easy to use and they produce HTML5 videos that are technically better than actual GIF files. Upload a video to the GIF creator, or hand it a YouTube or Vimeo link. Then, it'll give you some options to trim and customize your GIF.

From an App: Yes, you can make GIFs on the go. GIPHY CAM (iOS/Android) and GIF Maker (iOS/Android) are the most popular GIF-making apps. You drop a video into the GIF maker and trim it to your needs. (You can also make GIFs from the Google Gboard on Android and iOS.)

In a Digital Art Software: You can create GIFs in Photoshop, GIMP, Sketchbook, and other popular digital art applications, but it's a pain in the neck. This is a good option if you want a ton of control over your GIF. (keep in mind that websites like Gifycat make HTML5 videos which look better than regular GIFs.)

We suggest using a GIF-making website to avoid any headaches or disappointment. From the GIF-making website, you can copy a link to your GIF and post it around the web. Just don't forget your login information. You could lose track of your GIF forever!

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Even if you can't define the word "GIF," you've definitely seen one before. They helped define the early internet, and they're more popular now than ever before. But what exactly is a GIF, and how do you use them? In its simplest form, a GIF (pronounced "gif" or "jiff") is just an image file.

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Bespoke softwares are customized softwares for a specified problem or need.
They are usually made for businesses and aims to meet all of the businesses' requirements.

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Raster images are bitmap images that made up from millions of pixels of colour. They are usually made from photographing or scanning an object. When a raster image is zoomed into you can see each individual pixel making up the image.

File formats: Jpg,Tiff,Gif,Png,Bmp

+Pros: Can be used for high quality images
-Cons: Not good for logos or low resolution images

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Instead of trying to keep track of the millions of tiny pixels in a raster image, vector images, or line art, keep track of points and the equations for the lines that connect them. Generally speaking, vector images are made up of paths or line art that can infinitely scalable because they work based on algorithms rather than pixels. One of the greatest things about vector images is that you can re-size them infinitely larger or smaller, and they will still print out just as clearly, with no increase (or decrease) in file size. If you remember back to your high school geometry, the equation for a circle of center (h,k) and radius r is . If you want to make the circle bigger, you just increase the value of r - instead of having to keep track of tons more pixels, the computer just has to keep track of a different number. That takes almost no file space at all. So, what types of graphics would typically be vector? Well, almost all computer font files are based on vector images of the letters - that's why it's possible to scale them WAY up or WAY down and still have the letters be clear. All Microsoft Office clipart uses vector art and most charts and graphs produced by Office or by statistical analysis software are vector-based. Typically vector art is created in illustration applications such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW. Vector illustrations are great for logos, illustrations/artwork, animations, and text. Common Vector File Types: EPS, SVG

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Research Guides: All About Images: Raster vs. Vector Images

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-MKV is designed for higher quality videos than MP4.
-It also has more flexible compression features.
-However it isnt as compatible with media players like MP4 especially with mobile devices.
-It is good for streaming and can output ultra HD video.
-It is a popular container for saving HD videos for distribution on the internet

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Examples of open source software include:

Linux

operating system

Firefox

web browser

Python

programming language

Open Office productivity

suite

Thunderbird

mail client

Apache

web server

GIMP image editing software

Moodle virtual learning environment

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- Stands for Portable Network Graphic
- It is a compressed file format
- Has a range of colour depths ranging from 8-bit to 32-bit.
- There's roughly 16.7 million different colours in one picture while allowing a transparent background.
- The difference between 24-bit and 32-bit is used for the levels of transparency.
- This file format is commonly used for complex images that require transparency on the internet.
- PNG uses Lossless compression meaning it can be decompressed to its original image.

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the operating system is fundamental to these computer systems:

Networking

Security

Memory Management

Multi-tasking

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Very similar to MP4 to the point where you can convert between MOV and MP4 without having to re-encode the video. It is not compatible with apple products due to apple being trash but otherwise it has the same benefits as MP4, with a very good quality-to-file-size ratio. It is also very good for streaming over the internet.

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Bespoke software refers to applications created to order, designed to fit the specific needs of a particular business. They help to streamline operations, eliminate inefficiencies between existing programs, and present a unique brand and polished UI for customers, among other things.

Amazon, McDonald's and Google are companies that run on great examples of bespoke software. But more and more small businesses are finding that the advantages of custom software solutions mean they're a bargain no matter your size. The competitive advantages companies gain from custom software - being perceived as innovators, gains in efficiency, cost savings, reduced labour, and streamlined, automated functions and more - are too significant to leave on the table.

Bespoke software gives companies the freedom to paint their own masterpiece rather than being stuck colouring inside the lines of generic, off-the-shelf software, making it a critical tool to help you stand out from the herd.

Various Types of Custom Software

Full-custom or legacy - This is software that's made entirely from scratch from the ground up. Most people use this term to describe systems of legacy software that were built before the use of APIs or code libraries.

Modern internal applications - These are pre-developed software libraries like a development framework or a software development kit (SDK) that are incorporated to reduce repeat code, allowing developers to concentrate on crafting code solutions to fit a company's specific needs. This is what most companies run on today.

Custom software systems - This is a term that refers to a company using software developed by other companies to assist its processing capacity, and incorporating large programming libraries.

Real World Bespoke Software Examples

1. Amazon - It's hard to fathom this in an era where Amazon has a market cap of $1.5 trillion, but once upon a time, it was a humble online bookshop. The company's success at innovation is mainly built on fast turn-around times on orders, centring customer satisfaction, and making returns hassle-free, all of which are facilitated by their bespoke software. Amazon's software also makes it a leader in developing data on customer preferences.

2. Amadeus - Amadeus is an advanced travel booking portal that uses big data, the cloud and API to connect travellers with airlines, cruises, travel agencies, hotels, tours and more. They provide custom solutions for the hospitality sector, streamlining booking, payments, customer/traveller/guest management, and analytics of mountains of related data to help operators make the right decisions for their businesses.

3. AirBnB - The travel and lodging company provides one of the classic textbook bespoke software examples with its unique platform for safely and securely connecting property owners with travellers. By creating ways for each party to be remotely verified without needing to meet in person, AirBnB changed the face of worldwide travel. The app's custom software allows transparency in terms of renters and owners being able to rate and review each other, seamlessly move money from one to the other, and more, making the company the gold standard for the on-demand economy.

4. Seatedly - At Laracle we create robust bespoke software examples like Seatedly, a white-label ticketing solution we designed and built. Seatedly focuses on user experience in providing ticketing for events up to stadium-level in a £39 billion event industry that was lacking an off-the-shelf, white-label ticketing application. Now venues and large-scale promoters can use Seatedly to take full control of their ticketing, with the tools to run their own branded ecosystems. The package includes e-ticketing and printed tickets, anti-fraud QR coded e-tickets, multi-payment checkout portals, a comprehensive reporting dashboard, and much more.

5. Moovstuff - Another one of Laracle's bespoke software examples is the on-demand delivery marketplace app Moovstuff. The company runs an innovative business model linking delivery drivers and consumers, seeking to bring a modern, digital approach to a stagnant industry. The AI-driven platform provides pricing algorithms, maps out complex user journeys, provides three-way IM communication, an intuitive driver portal, and a sophisticated admin dashboard.

6. Skyscanner - Along with AirBnB, Skyscanner is one of the modern world's truly innovative bespoke software examples changing modern travel. The app runs a meta-search engine, taking just seconds to return users every available flight for a given date and destination. The software includes a robust data extractor, scraping vast amounts of airline, hotel and travel data and turning them into actionable results for users in mere seconds. An initial investment of £2.5 million in 2008 returned $1.75 billion when the company sold just eight years later, all made possible with custom software.

7. Uber - Despite opponents taking issue with Uber's strong-arm tactics in its efforts to penetrate every major metropolis in the world, even critics have to admit that its custom software is incredible. Eliminating the need for harried human dispatchers to organise and send out drivers, the ride-hailing app uses an intelligent system to match available drivers to nearby riders. Lauded for its seamlessly connected rider-facing and driver-facing sides, the app also provides guidance and navigation for drivers and dynamic pricing that reflects the availability of cars. This powerful custom software solution has resulted in Uber taking 74.3 per cent of the U.S. market share as of 2017.

8. Tik Tok - Short video sharing service Tik Tok has only been around since 2016, but you wouldn't know it based on the app's impact on the world. One of the most successful bespoke software examples in recent memory, Tik Tok has close to a billion users globally - over 50 per cent of whom are under 35 - who can share 15-second videos, creating a whole generation of new online celebrities. The custom software helps the app decide what videos a user will want to see in their timeline without even requiring input their preferences. That's because the AI has developed a massive database of consumer behaviour, calibrating on ever more refined terms what will grab and hold user attention.

Are You Ready for Bespoke Software?

Laracle is ready to help! Our team can provide you with the right custom software solution for your business. Call or email today, and tomorrow one of our developer team can start putting together an outline of how we can help!

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In conclusion there is no wrong or right choice it all depends on preference for the website. For example, if you run a photography website, lossless along with the WebP format might be a better way to go as you need your images to be crystal clear and still be reduced in file size. Or you could go the lossy route and use a smaller compression ratio.

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- stands for bitmap
- It uses a 24-bit colour depth.
- This file type isn't compressed making the file size large.
- This type of format is mainly used by photographers because they want to use its 'true colours'.
- Stored on main memory

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Off the Shelf softwares are sometimes called commercial softwares. They are mainly aims a bigger market and use successful solutions.

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- It is a compressed format that has 24-bit colour depth. It has the same colour depth as BMP images but the file sizes are smaller but it uses lossy compression to reduce the number colours being used.
- Good for photographs. 16.7 million different colours.
- Lossy compression is where the data removed during the compression process, cannot be restored.
- You can set the level of compression to get the best quality-to-file size ratio for your needs.
- Heavily used for storing photos, especially when distributing the photos over the internet, either by email.
- Offers excellent quality while keep a reasonable file size for sharing online.

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Licences are bought for proprietary operating systems and software allow users to use the product but not to alter the source code

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- 8bits
- only 256 colors
- ideal for web graphics
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GIFs are often the default tool of web humor, alongside memes and viral videos. Once considered juvenile and unprofessional, GIFs are now a fully accepted - and often essential - tool of social media and marketing strategies. Furthermore, they are immediately eye-catching and easily shareable across multiple social networks.

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SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics. Features include:
- Vector File format
- Capable of relatively simple graphic
- Used for illustrations on the web
- Suitable for 2D graphics
- They can be scaled and compressed they will never lose quality
-takes up little space
- SVG images and their behaviours are defined in XML text files
- They do not rely on Pixels
- 8 BIT

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Now you know what Proprietary software is, what do you think Open Source software is?The source code for Open Source software is available to read and modifySimpler licencing requirements - no copyright issuesIt is a collaborative effort where more than one programmer contributes to the programming of the codeThere are often communities/forums that provide support and help - dealing with problems together

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Now you know what Proprietary software is, what do you think Open Source software is?The source code for Open Source software is available to read and modifySimpler licencing requirements - no copyright issuesIt is a collaborative effort where more than one programmer contributes to the programming of the codeThere are often communities/forums that provide support and help - dealing with problems together

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Now you know what Proprietary software is, what do you think Open Source software is?The source code can be adapted so the operating system or application software can suit individual needsTo adapt the code you would need to be an experienced, expert user Documentation may be limited leading to poor supportOpen Source software is freeIt may be abandoned by the author, leaving users without supportThere may be security issues due to no control of source codeHowever, it can be more secure as the community of people using the software may identify and fix bugs/errors more quickly 

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Now you know what Proprietary software is, what do you think Open Source software is?The source code can be adapted so the operating system or application software can suit individual needsTo adapt the code you would need to be an experienced, expert user Documentation may be limited leading to poor supportOpen Source software is freeIt may be abandoned by the author, leaving users without supportThere may be security issues due to no control of source codeHowever, it can be more secure as the community of people using the software may identify and fix bugs/errors more quickly 

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What do you think Proprietary means?Licences are bought for proprietary operating systems and software allow users to use the product but not to alter the source codeThe source code is secret and owned by the software company

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What do you think Proprietary means?Licences are bought for proprietary operating systems and software allow users to use the product but not to alter the source codeThe source code is secret and owned by the software company

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The source code for Open Source software is available to read and modify

Simpler licencing requirements - no copyright issues

It is a collaborative effort where more than one programmer contributes to the programming of the code

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Price: Bespoke softwares are way more expensive than Off the Shelf softwares
Effectiveness: Bespoke softwares are usually more effective, because they are made for a purpose
Time: For bespoke software the customer needs to wait until it gets ready, but off the shelf softwares are at the customer as soon as they install it.
Maintenance: Bespoke software has continuously maintenance while off the shelf software doesn't