Comments on: is Linux really secure? http://www.webaddict.co.za/2006/01/24/is-linux-really-secure/ Web Apps, Design, Development & Innovation in Cape Town Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jonathanhttp://www.webaddict.co.za/2006/01/24/is-linux-really-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-39 jonathan Thu, 26 Jan 2006 14:28:01 +0000 http://www.webaddict.co.za/?p=96#comment-39 OSS operating systems won't be less secure when they are used more. This is an old misconception that many Windows administrators have (probably FUD they learned in tech). OSS operating systems won’t be less secure when they are used more. This is an old misconception that many Windows administrators have (probably FUD they learned in tech).

]]> By: Rafiqhttp://www.webaddict.co.za/2006/01/24/is-linux-really-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Rafiq Tue, 24 Jan 2006 18:28:51 +0000 http://www.webaddict.co.za/?p=96#comment-38 Welcome yet another Web AddiCT, dragonfly, he'll remain anonymous for now ;) Blogging from within Telkom. Nice post dragonfly.Microsoft’s company history is very interesting and very exciting, yet dodgy and full of legal battles - from accusations of ’stealing’ others’ ideas and branding it with their logo, to using their world monopoly to unfairly bring about the downfall of other software companies (e.g. Netscape). No wonder people are ‘attacking’ them.If you check <a href="http://www.rafiq.za.net/2006/01/20/tabbed-browsing-in-internet-explorer-part-ii/">what they're doing with IE7</a> (taking the best of FireFox and Opera) could they be headed in the same direction as Netscape? Welcome yet another Web AddiCT, dragonfly, he’ll remain anonymous for now ;) Blogging from within Telkom. Nice post dragonfly.

Microsoft’s company history is very interesting and very exciting, yet dodgy and full of legal battles – from accusations of ’stealing’ others’ ideas and branding it with their logo, to using their world monopoly to unfairly bring about the downfall of other software companies (e.g. Netscape). No wonder people are ‘attacking’ them.

If you check what they’re doing with IE7 (taking the best of FireFox and Opera) could they be headed in the same direction as Netscape?

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