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They're Not Bugs, They're Features™
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jamesbowers: So anywho, I'm in a Facebook Linux users group, and someone gave me a link to a page that lists many (possible ALL) bugs currently (at that time) in the Linux Kernel..... It was disheartening, to say the least..... :( Why is this.....? :( What about Linus' Law.....? :( Thank you for any replies guys..... :)
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fr33kSh0w2012: Too many cooks spoil the broth, As the old saying goes.
Speak truth, get cr*p for your trouble.
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DadJoke007: Simple, Linux is open source so anyone can review the code and contribute if anything seems off or fishy. All the cards are on the table, nothing strange at all.

With Windows, for example, we have no idea how many bugs or backdoors there are because it's closed. Only those at Microsoft can review the code, so if Microsoft wants to do something dirty or if Windows has more bugs than Egypt during the plague, we will not have a clue about it and no one (outside of Microsoft) can do anything about it or call attention to the issue.
With Linux it could be the same way if one doesn't know what one piece of code or another does and just assumes faith in those making it.
Post edited July 20, 2019 by GameRager