> simply saying "Linux" isn't accurate either because it's in part a vuln exposed by a specific kconfig, which differs by distro True; if the Debian family is

> simply saying "Linux" isn't accurate either because it's in part a vuln exposed by a specific kconfig, which differs by distro True; if the Debian family is unusual in having that config then fair enough, but it sounds like the author just didn't look at others. > Also with other distros like Fedora and Arch, the kernel versions change frequently including new big versions (like 6.4 to 6.5, what in semver would be called "minor" but isn't super accurate for the linux kernel) so that list would be outdated very quickly if not immediately Debian/Ubuntu still roll patch releases regularly, so that seems irrelevant; it'll be out of date in short order regardless.