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The document discusses network operating systems and factors to consider when choosing an open source option. Open source software makes the source code available to be modified by users. Popular open source network operating systems include Linux and UNIX variants. When considering open source, organizations should ensure their existing hardware and software needs are compatible and that communication and security issues are addressed. Overall, open source can provide benefits like lower licensing costs and ongoing maintenance by users.
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