> Why do I keep seeing Heartbleed and Shellshock mentioned in articles specifically about Linux security? Because they're big, popular, well known names that e

> Why do I keep seeing Heartbleed and Shellshock mentioned in articles specifically about Linux security? Because they're big, popular, well known names that effect software that typically runs on Linux systems so everyone goes "mm yep, that was a big Linux issue.' The Linux kernel has issues, but you're not making your case that Linus doesn't take things seriously when your examples have nothing to do with Linus' work.