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Nowadays it's Linux though, according to the article.
by distances 10y ago
Nowadays it's Linux though, according to the article.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoEcosystem effects most likely. Most users prefer new features over stability or security. Theirs must be the same. They've followed in the U.S.'s footsteps it seems where DOD & "Trusted UNIX" vendors started with stronger stuff then gradually moved to weaker ones (esp Linux-based) for kernel features or specific apps.