Linux has *fewer* vulnerabilities than before.

[Daniel Carrera]

John L Fjellstad wrote:
> Linux didn't start as a server OS.  It started out as a desktop OS for
> Linus. 

Yes, but it started as a clone of an OS that /was/ designed to be 
networked from the early days. Saying "server OS" wouldn't be right. But 
saying that it was designed with a good security model from the start 
would be accurate.

Best,
Daniel.
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