Linux security

[John L Fjellstad]

Daniel Carrera <daniel.carrera at zmsl.com> writes:

> There are factors that can make the trend stop. For example, greater
> demand for features over security and reduction in competition could
> all affect this. Do I think it will? Not really. But that's not the
> point. You thought it was a necessity that Windows would get more
> secure. I have shown that it isn't and that you ignored basic facts
> about how softare is produced.

No, you read me wrong.  I didn't think it's necessary that Windows will
be better. I disagree that it's necessary that Windows will either stay
the same or be worse, which was your premise.

The fact is, Windows has been getting better.  You can deny that all you
want, but it's there.  Despite increasing functionality, it hasn't
become less stable, which is *your* premise.

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John L. Fjellstad
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