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"Windows safer than Linux"	by Khaar	2006-11-19 12:55:59
A serious comment for a moment:	by pSYCHOi3OY	2005-02-11 08:47:42
They compared the number of patches for win2k3 server vs SuSE and RedHat. How fair of a comparison is that? Were the 'nix distro patches just kernel patches? Just server process patches? Patches for the OS and all applications in the distro? Should we compare the number of patches for Windows XP/2k3, IE, OE, the whole Office suite, IIS, and every other application MS puts out? Cause that's probably still not the number of software packages on $distro's set of default install CDs/DVD. Wait. looks around Damnit. There I go again, preaching to the choir. throws pudding grenade and runs away
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That and what is the ratio of patches	by shorty82	2005-02-11 08:50:22
I was thinking that myself.	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-11 08:55:15
ActiveX for one. (n/t)	by shorty82	2005-02-11 08:55:59
The problem there is...	by Avium	2005-02-11 08:59:19
Oh no!	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-11 09:12:31
snicker	by Didactylos	2005-02-11 09:18:52
Actually, I don't use Linux	by jmaxsohmer	2005-02-11 09:42:49
That's about the size of it.	by Avium	2005-02-11 10:32:13
I know why they don't fix it but	by shorty82	2005-02-11 09:16:24
unfortunately, that's not as easily quantifiable	by pSYCHOi3OY	2005-02-11 08:55:20
Very little effort on my part yields:	by PsychoI3oy	2006-11-19 12:55:59
hmm were the patches all security or	by Celticess	2005-02-11 11:47:52

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