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<blockquote data-quote="IamDeMan" data-source="post: 3225351" data-attributes="member: 557673"><p>LMAO you don&#039;t understand me becuse you refuse to. Linux doesn&#039;t have nearly the availabe software as windows. Everyone and their mother programs/develops for it EVEN the server editions. Most of it is crap. poorly written and 9/10 times this is what make windows unstable. If everyone had their sights on linux to the same extent, whether malicious or not, these same issues would arise. Because you have to reboot windows after an update, it is unstable? that is the only time mine is down. if Linux had the same market share, it would be targeted maliciously like Windows and it would get updates that would also require reboots from time to time. The simple fact remains that it isn&#039;t a target due to its popularity in use. Their is nothing unstable about XP or the Windows Server OS if maintained properly. THAT GOES FOR ANY OS. Perhaps I am just the lucky one, or perhaps people you know don&#039;t know how to maintain a windows box. Or maybe better yet, you are using Win98 as a server OS, who knows. What I do know is that only Linux Fanbois have these giant security problems with Windows Server.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="IamDeMan, post: 3225351, member: 557673"] LMAO you don't understand me becuse you refuse to. Linux doesn't have nearly the availabe software as windows. Everyone and their mother programs/develops for it EVEN the server editions. Most of it is crap. poorly written and 9/10 times this is what make windows unstable. If everyone had their sights on linux to the same extent, whether malicious or not, these same issues would arise. Because you have to reboot windows after an update, it is unstable? that is the only time mine is down. if Linux had the same market share, it would be targeted maliciously like Windows and it would get updates that would also require reboots from time to time. The simple fact remains that it isn't a target due to its popularity in use. Their is nothing unstable about XP or the Windows Server OS if maintained properly. THAT GOES FOR ANY OS. Perhaps I am just the lucky one, or perhaps people you know don't know how to maintain a windows box. Or maybe better yet, you are using Win98 as a server OS, who knows. What I do know is that only Linux Fanbois have these giant security problems with Windows Server. [/QUOTE]

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