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   • Examples of widely-used software applications using user-level threads?

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     Answered Sep 02, 2011 · 0 votes

     I would say most web browsers IE, Firefox, Chromium/Chrome do so. For Chromium, a new user thread is created whenever you create a new tab.

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   • Examples of real world big data open source applications

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     Answered Nov 07, 2014 · 1 votes

     You just need to search if someone is providing such things. For example, Wikipedia does. Weather data is also a famous candidate and one quick search gives: National Weather Service. Just search for data you want to harvest. Could be tweets, weather information, cars sales, usenet archive, etc.

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   • Examples of real world projects on angularjs with source code

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     Answered Feb 07, 2014 · 4 votes

     Goodfil.ms and doubleclick are good examples. If you're looking at hybrid apps take a look at the Sky Sports Cricket score centre with a Cordova type wrapper. Most people won't disclose code of these large projects but Yeoman (yo angular) and seed projects (angular, requirejs, gulp, Browserify) give you a good starting point. You'll also see a lot of examples through the angular documentation to help you get started.

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   • Difference between Open Source Software and Closed Source Software

     1. Open Source Software 

      Open source software refers to the computer software which source is open means the general public can access and use. In short it is referred as OSS. The source code of open source software is public. It uses the code freely available on the Internet. This code can be modified by other users and organizations means that the source code is available for anyone to look at. The price of open source software is very less and there is no so much restrictions on users based on usability and modification of software. Some examples of open source software are Firefox, OpenOffice, Gimp, Alfresco, Android, Zimbra, Thunderbird, MySQL, Mailman, Moodle, TeX, Samba, Perl, PHP, KDE etc.

     Advantages of Open Source Software:

     Customization: Since the source code is available, developers can modify and...

     • Cost: Open source software is generally free, which means organizations can use it without any licensing fees.
     • Customization: Since the source code is available, developers can modify and customize the software to meet specific requirements.

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   • Software Freedom in FOSS (Free and open-source software)

     Free Software or Libre (Libre is the most common Spanish adjective for “free”) software are the softwares that allows user to do to any kind of work he/she wants as well as he can modify, add new features and he has freedom to distribute the changed version also. A software is said to be free if it gives user ultimate freedom to do things the way he wants.

     The term “free software” is sometimes misunderstood—it has nothing to do with price. It is about freedom. Here, therefore, is the definition of free software: a program is free software, for you, a particular user, if:

     Examples: The Free Software Directory maintains a large database of free-software packages. Some of the best-known examples include the Linux kernel, the BSD and Linux operating systems, the GNU Compiler Collection and C library; the MySQL relational database; the Apache web server; and the Sendmail mail transport agent.

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2. www.splunk.com › en_us › blogOpen Source vs. Closed Source Software | Splunk

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   Apr 4, 2024 · Some well-known examples of closed source software include Microsoft Windows, Adobe Photoshop, Apple iOS, and Splunk. Benefits of closed source. The security and exclusivity offered by closed source software can present unique advantages to both businesses and individual users including: Stability & support.

3. www.linode.com › docs › guidesOpen Source vs. Closed Source: What’s the Difference? - Linode

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   Jan 21, 2022 · Since then, many popular end-user programs such as Firefox, LibreOffice, and Thunderbird often replace, or rival, closed-source programs such as Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office, and Outlook. While open-source software is successful for desktop users, where it really shines is in server and service software.

4. www.geeksforgeeks.org › difference-between-open-source-software-and-closedDifference between Open Source Software and Closed ... -...

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   Mar 24, 2023 · Some examples of closed source software are Skype, Google earth, Java, Adobe Flash, Virtual Box, Adobe Reader, Microsoft office, Microsoft Windows, WinRAR, mac OS, Adobe Flash Player etc. Advantages of Closed Source Software:

5. edu.gcfglobal.org › en › basic-computer-skillsBasic Computer Skills: Open Source vs. Closed Source Software

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   The vast majority of apps, games, and other popular software is closed source. However, there are open source options for many types of programs. If you want an open source alternative to Microsoft Office, you could use LibreOffice. Instead of using Windows, you could try an open source Linux operating system.

6. www.makeuseof.com › open-source-vs-closed-source-software-differenceOpen-Source vs. Closed-Source Software: What's the Difference? - ...

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   May 29, 2022 · Closed-source software is software whose use comes with restrictions, primarily the inability to see the source code. You only have access to the binary file. Closed-source software is also known as proprietary software. This is because the software developers regard the source code as private, proprietary information.

7. www.liquidweb.com › blog › open-source-vs-closed-sourceOpen Source vs Closed Source: What's the Difference? | Liquid Web

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   Aug 26, 2022 · Posted on August 26, 2022 by Lucas Stanley. Home > Blog > Enterprise Hosting > What’s the Difference Between Open Source and Closed Source? When purchasing or designing software, there are two options from which to choose. Users and development teams can choose either open source or closed source.

8. codedconversations.substack.com › p › open-source-vs-closed-source-softwareOpen Source vs. Closed Source Software

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   Dec 6, 2023 · Examples include the Linux operating system and the Apache web server. Closed Source Software (CSS), on the other hand, is proprietary software where the source code is closely guarded and inaccessible to the public – think Microsoft Windows or Adobe Photoshop. Subscribe. View Free FULL Article on Patreon. Illustration of Open Source Software.