Which One of These Defines the Main Difference Between Microsoft

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which one of these defines the main difference between Microsoft and Linux?

• A) One is proprietary and only people at the company work on it; the other one is open source and anyone in the world can contribute to it.
• B) One is only sold in the United States, and the other one is sold globally.
• C) One can be used on any device, and the other one only works on laptops.
• D) One is priced for individual use, and the other one is only for commercial use.

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Definitions:

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