, 2003-10-02
To mess up a Linux box, you need to work at it; to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on it.
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-02
Anonymous (13 replies)
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses - Sad.
2003-10-03
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses - Sad. - Misguided
2003-10-06
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-03
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-07
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Sorry,shill@microsoft.com, but no.
2003-10-03
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Sorry,ltorvalds@space-for-rent.com, but no.
2003-10-04
Anonymous (10 replies)
Anonymous (10 replies)
MCSEs, what a joke
2003-10-06
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RE: Sorry "Sorry,ltorvalds@space-for-rent.com, but no.", but definitely not...
2003-10-06
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Sorry,ltorvalds@space-for-rent.com, but no.
2003-10-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Sorry,shill@micrsoft.com, but no... again.
2003-10-07
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses (Another "I HATE WINBLOWZ")
2003-10-05
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses (Another "I HATE WINBLOWZ")
2003-10-06
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-02
Anonymous (8 replies)
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Linux will not succeed in replacing Windows at work because..
2003-10-03
Ken H (1 replies)
Ken H (1 replies)
Linux will not succeed in replacing Windows at work because..
2003-10-03
Anonymous (2 replies)
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Linux vs. Windows Viruses
2003-10-03
Anonymous (2 replies)
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Why this article SUCKS
2003-10-03
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Think OpenBSD, Linux and cia are much more SECURE !
2003-10-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Think, yet another troll.
2003-10-06
Anonymous (4 replies)
Anonymous (4 replies)
mail client exploit + local root exploit = just as bad as if you were root anyway.
2003-10-05
AlphaParticle (1 replies)
AlphaParticle (1 replies)
mail client exploit + local root exploit = just as bad as if you were root anyway.
2003-10-07
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EDITOR: Please be more aware of sexist pronouns
2003-10-07
Pamela (2 replies)
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EDITOR: Please be more aware of sexist pronouns?
2003-10-07
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EDITOR: Please be more aware of sexist pronouns?
2003-10-08
leavetheworldabetterplacethanyoufoundit (1 replies)
leavetheworldabetterplacethanyoufoundit (1 replies)
Scott's Right, Microsofties. Deal With It.
2003-10-07
Penguinisto (2 replies)
Penguinisto (2 replies)
If Linux is so secure.....
2003-10-08
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Thor Larholm has written a counterattack to this article...
2003-10-15
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Re: Thor Larholm has written a counterattack to this article...
2006-03-30
My head is spinning (1 replies)
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Re: Re: Thor Larholm has written a counterattack to this article...
2006-06-15
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)

That's right.
Linux requires smarter people to use it on average, and thus they don't get viruses as easily. Mac was/is for artsy people who may or may not be technically smart. With Linux you have to be.
So you've got more people disabling misc. services on their systems. More people patching their systems.
So I say, keep Linux hard to use, keep all the clueless users away :)
Either that, or we should all start using Java for our Apps and WMs.
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