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Message-ID: <20031113134804.GA10891@gaesi.org>
From: lbruno at republico.estv.ipv.pt (Luis Bruno)
Subject: Microsoft prepares security assault on Linux ]

William Warren wrote:
> if you really want apples to apples..then take MS and their IE

Damian Gerow replied:
> bash/tcsh/zsh/ash/whatever are *also* critical to a Linux system

MySQL and PostgresQL aren't; should their bugs count as Linux bugs?
And should we count each advisory from Red Hat, then Debian and then SuSE
as a separate bug?

> Public's point of view, Linux means the kernel, the shell, X, Gnome/KDE,

There's problem when you get creative with your bug tallying method. If you
count MySQL's bugs you should count SQL Server bugs too.

I'm looking forward to read that Microsoft-sponsored report to see their
methods.

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