Starting with DOS, then Win9x as what the customer base is used to?
Point is that bugs & usability are the "root" culprit. Any user friendly
OS is going to have at least a similar problem.
Even the touted "exploit & virus free" Mac's are finally get attention
for the black hats and my guess will prove to have many flaws also.
In Psychology they have a label *which escapes me* for looking back at
things and saying cause & effect are obvious (common called 20/20
hindsight?). Exploits are as old as the computer and will never go away
given the growing complexity of software.
I do like how IE on 2003 defaults to restricted for each new domain and
allows you to then trust it. Very much like how I was running it before
I switched to FF.
Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
At 07:04 AM 05/04/2006, warpmedia wrote:
LOL, bash away boys, the next popular OS will have the same issues.
Yeah, how was MS to know that running an OS with all users as root would
be bad idea?
T
