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Finde ich zwar gut, allerdings Frage ich mich ob Linux nicht langfristig darunter leidet wenn es einen relevanten Marktanteil bekommt. Damit wird es lohnendes Ziel für Viren oder browser exploits, was bisher bei einem Windows Marktanteil von 95% kein Thema war.
Are you aware that you're responding in German but with an English content label?
to an article written in french 😂
see, windows is so much better. You can just download an .exe to encrypt all your shit!
Nix fixes this
Linux wird für viele Server verwendet und war damit schon immer ein interessantes Ziel. Denker höherer Marktanteil kann nur nützlich sein
Ja, nur nutzen Heimanwender nicht die selben Programme die auf Servern laufen sondern Office Software, desktop usw.
Also deine Sorge ist nicht Linux selber sondern Linux Anwendungen?
Wenn wir die öffentlichen Mittel, die bisher an Microsoft verschwendet werden nutzen würden, um Sicherheitsforscher:innen und kernel devs zu beschäftigen sollte sich das Problem doch lösen lassen. Das schafft Arbeitsplätze, Kompetenz hier vor Ort, lässt die Bürger:innen direkt von den Steuerausgaben profitieren und macht Deutschland/Europa zu einem echten Software- und IT-hub.
Mit der ~~CD~~U wird sowas natürlich nicht passieren, aber man wird ja wohl noch träumen dürfen.
Ach, du musst dein System nur aktuell halten. Das meiste wird doch schnell gepatcht. Und Browser Exploits funktionieren ja wohl ohnehin schon lange.
Ja, nur werden neue Lücken mit AI heute viel schneller und öfter gefunden wenn man genug Rechenleistung oder Geld hat. Anders als vor 5 Jahren wo man genug qualifizierte Leute finden musste.