Rafael
Peregrino writes:
On the German Microsoft web site there’s a white paper (in
German) that intends to warn retailers against the main Linux
“weaknesses”. With the title “What every retailer should know”
they’ve made a list of such weaknesses, each of the listed items
followed by old well-known Microsoft anti-Linux arguments. One of
this arguments is that Linux is insecure due to its open source
nature, because this allows each user to find security flaws on the
system, which is not possible with Windows.
[AltaVista’s Babelfish
provides a serviceable enough translation for the highlights.
-mph]