The kernel of the argument over Linux’s vulnerabilities | The Washington Post

The kernel of the argument over Linux's vulnerabilities | The Washington Post

There are legitimate philosophical differences amid the harsh words. Linux has thrived in part because of Torvalds's relentless focus on performance and reliability, both of which could suffer if more security features were added. Linux works on almost any chip in the world and is famously stable as it manages the demands of many programs at once, allowing computers to hum along for years at a time without rebooting.

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