Explanation: OSS is the open source software. In 1997, OSI or the open source initiative was founded and it developed the OSD (Open Source Definition). OSD is a guideline for OSS licenses other than the GPL.

Explanation: The statement is true. GPL is the general public license. In the 90s, GPL+Internet, many new open source projects started.

Explanation: It was called the GNU license. It ensured that software is free and open to anyone. He was from MIT and his main motive was to develop a free alternative to Unix.

Explanation: Linux was found in that year. It worked well on different hardware platforms. Commercial users had to pay a license fee.

Explanation: OSS stands for open source software. OSS allows any user to download, view, modify and redistribute the software. Also, the user can fix bugs according to needs.

Explanation: The public domain software is generally community supported. It is community supported as an author does not support users directly.

Explanation: It is called a software package. Software is nothing but a collection of programs. A software package can solve a specific problem or perform a specific type of job.

Explanation: It is generally used to make the code into a machine understandable format. Interpreter is used with the high level languages similarly. Assembler is used in case of low level languages.

Explanation: A program is a set of instructions. A command is given to do a specific job. A program in execution is called a process.

Explanation: Users interact with the system via user interface that is given by the application software. Application software is a set of instructions designed to serve a particular purpose.