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not that i'm saying that this is the case for the adobe vulnerabilities, but in practical terms the ecosystem is pretty tightly coupled to "the OS" when it come
by rickycook 10y ago
not that i'm saying that this is the case for the adobe vulnerabilities, but in practical terms the ecosystem is pretty tightly coupled to "the OS" when it comes to security.
if your OS needs a ton of cruft bolted onto it to make it useful, and that cruft has security issues then compare that to an OS that doesn't need that cruft, or has a more security software ecosystem. for example, adobe reader vs macos preview.
ecosystem is hard to change, and not entirely the fault of the owners/developers/etc of the software, but it's still important