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RE: Not only Microsoft

SUSE Linux Professional ships wth eight different relational database servers and their clientware, two SMTP servers, two FTP servers and three graphical FTP clients (that I can think of off the top of my head), the relevant servers and clients for three different types of filesystem (one of them SMB), two office suites, nine different desktop systems, POP3 servers, IPV6 software, firewall, listserver software, a graphical arts package, two flight simulators (three, if you include Search & Rescue), multimedia software, music editing suite, 3D editing software, document conversion utility and I forget what else.

You show me the "Microsoft equivalent", son, and I'll let you count the vulnerabilities in it.

It's nice to know that Adler is keeping his mind on his job and not just looking around for someone else to go "Nya-nya-nee-nya-nya" at (however incorrectly), since that, of course, would be chilish and quite out of character in a senior Microsoft exec.

Posted by: dw@...   Posted on: 11/13/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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