WINDOWS IS GETTING BTFO!

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>>60285420
it's happening, isn't it!
ugh, time to boot loonix for few months until this is fixed.

>>60285420
>W*dows
Who cares, if you want safety and privacy you wouldn't be using that garbage in the first place

>>60285548
This

I have my own dedicated computer just for gayimg only. Nothing else

You know they will not release this into the wild.

>>60285420
>Like every time, details will leak and it will end up being exploited in the real world before it's fixed.
Yeah, that doesn't happen.

>>60285420

>It's a Tavis Ormandy massively exaggerates the severity of a flaw he found to inflate his ego and pretend he's the defacto security god episode

I've lost count of how many times this guys has found a "world changing" flaw and nothing ever come of it.

>>60285420
No wonder their shills were shitposting in /g/ against linux, I mean, more than usual of course

>>60285614

Microsoft had better pay them to do so.

"The code is really high quality guys trust us"

Almost all of these require physical access in some way.

The number of "EXTREME WORLD ENDING SECURITY FAULT DISCOVERED!" that turns out to begin with a fucking USB stick in the target machine are uncountable at this point.

What that means is that when legitimate problems rather than enthusiast problems are found they are washed away in the tide and don't get the exposure they need.

>>60285420
>t. 12yo

>Linux gets a exploit
>it gets a name and it's own website (heartbleed etc)

>Windows gets a exploit
>Nothing to see here guys!

Does anyone doubt that Microsoft is using shills to blow up every Linux exploit and sweep Windows exploits under the rug? You'd have to be retarded.

>>60285420
Windows is a privacy nightmare and often awful in security because it aims for convenience, so it makes it easy to do stupid shit, but...
>Tavis
This is likely a case of I have physical access to your machine

>worst windows remote code exec

yawn, millennials don't remember how blaster worm spread by simply spamming random IP addresses

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>>60285420
>Move to Linux/macos ASAP!

Or update ASAP once patches are released. Exploit details are not released until a fix has been authored.

>>60286630
implying that's not the desired effect
>bug #23487625
>start by running x.exe as administrator
>bug #23487626
>start by running plugging x into thunderbolt or pci
>bug #23487627
>be within 300 kilometers with a SDR and you can get a full memdump
>bug #23487628
>start by running x.exe as administrator

>>60286630
Why should anyone want to use an operating system that can be hacked by anyone with physical access?

>>60285595
Is that what i do then
laptop with linux for everything else and a PC for just games?

>>60286711
because every os can, anon.

>>60286724
That's what I do at least.

>>60286703
....unless they take longer than 90 days to create a fix

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>>60285420
>macos
lmao

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>>60286681
>not knowing the difference between a worm and RCE

>>60286519
Really it's just a sign of respect. Finding a flaw in a well designed, professional operating system like NT is a pretty big deal.

>>60286787
>rootpipe
OH BOY DUDE A PROGRAM LAUNCHED AS ADMIN (!!!) CAN GET ROOT
WHAT A FUCKIN' _CALAMITY_
ALL THOSE HACKERS WITH ADMIN PRIVILEGES ON MY PC GOT ROOT PRIVILEGES ON MY PC NOW BECAUSE THEY ALREADY HAD ADMIN

>>60286788
Why not both?

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/johnla/2015/09/26/the-inside-story-behind-ms08-067/

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>>60285614
>You know they will not release this into the wild.
of course they will.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/04/27/hackers-exploited-word-flaw-months-microsoft-investigated/

>It took Microsoft nine months to fix the hack
>It took Microsoft nine months to fix the hack
>It took Microsoft nine months to fix the hack
>It took Microsoft nine months to fix the hack

>A flaw in Microsoft Word took the tech giant so long to fix that hackers were able to use it to send fraud software to millions of computers, it has been revealed.

>The security flaw, officially known as CVE-2017-0199, could allow a hacker to seize control of a personal computer with little trace, and was fixed on April 11 in Microsoft's regular monthly security update - nine months after it was discovered.

>A six-month delay is bad but not unheard of, said Marten Mickos, chief executive of HackerOne, which co-ordinates patching efforts between researchers and vendors.

>>60286847
>finding a flaw in windows is a big deal

kill your self shill

>>60286630
>Almost all of these require physical access in some way.
you're an idiot who doesn't know what an RCE is.

>>60286861

>CVE-2017-0199
That requires you to open an executable document, not the same as an RCE.

>>60286899
who cares? it's just as bad.
go back to sucking microshit dick, pajeet.

>>60286918
What?
I'm pointing out it's not remotely exploitable.

>>60286787
you're literally retarded when it comes to computers and security. you should stfu.

>>60286861
fucking gypsies

>>60286861
That looks like my office though replace one pajeet with a shit grinned Cuban.

so in other words,
>windows is an insecure piece of garbage
What else is new? Actually how is this even news? I thought they find like 20 million Windows exploits every week and have to patch them.

>>60285420
Guise, GUISE... it's fucking bad. Here's the details.

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1252&desc=5

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>>60285420

>move to Linux/macos ASAP!

Good joke, OP.

>>60287043
I swear that I will never again connect to the internet using that Windows partition on my laptop that I rarely use as it is. So much fucking incompetence. Windows is trash

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>>60287099
The only people who even still defend windows are fatass gaming neckbeards. Everyone else hates windows, including normies that have to deal with it in office jobs and shit. kys you fat autistic reddit nigger

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>>60285420
it's already fixed

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>>60285420
>using windows
enjoy your personal prison

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>>60285420
>>60287043
Holy shit Windows is garbage

>>60285420
>>60287043
>/v/ will defend this

>>60286668
To be fair if we were to make a web page for every Microsoft exploit we would run out of IPv6 Address, seriously in the past you could shutdown a w95 machine just by sending a bad ping and the first remote desktop servers for windows used to tell you which part of the password you got wrong.

>>60287128
>every Windows 10 device will be updated within 24 hours
>meanwhile millions of LInux boxes are botted and have whitehats remotely bricking them to fix the threat to the internet.

>>60286668
>Windows get an exploit
>Nothing to see here guys!

That's because it's so fucking common. Winfags are used to insecure systems.

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>>60286711
because MS surface family devices all have secure boot on all the time and a huge warning if you leave it off.

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>>60285595
>>60286724
>>60286765
Just get an Xbox One.

>>60287265
there's no games

>>60287265
It's great if you want to play your games at 720p running 30fps on low visual settings.

>>60287236

See >>60287236

Also, it would be best if you refrained from speaking about things you know nothing about. Microsofts security processes when it comes to vulnerability testing and fixing is leagues ahead as compared to Linux. Linus doesn't give a shit about security.

>>60287265
A what?

>>60287273
There's more than plenty.

http://www.xbox.com/en-us/games/xbox-one

>google working on it's own OS
>guise windows is full of bugs look!!!!!!!
google can go kill themselves to be quite tbqh honest

>>60287292
if they're so good at catching vulnerabilities, then why can't they just stop writing shitty software that has all those vulnerabilities in the first place? Neither Mac nor Linux have nearly as many problems in that regard. It's not even close.

>>60287304
I don't like Google, but I kind of hope they do kill Microsoft. Microsoft deserves it for shitting out garbage to its sheep fanbase for the past I don't fucking know, 7 was their peak and it's all been downhill since. They're also one of the biggest abusers of the H1b, and from the looks of these fucking vulnerabilities it looks like hiring all those unskilled pajeets is finally starting to catch up with them.

>>60287243
What the fuck is this. It's literally faster and cheaper to use a keyboard or an MIDI keyboard.

>>60287292
Why is Windows full of so many holes, then?

It's one thing if they can catch the holes quick, but with all these fucking problems that Windows has, you'd think they'd be able to learn from it and stop making shit with holes in it.

>>60287265

ahahaha good joke friendo

>>60287227
>whitehats remotely bricking them to fix the threat to the internet
Is this for real?

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>>60287290
>It's great if you want to play your games at 720p running 30fps on low visual settings.

Xbox Scorpio will change that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1dRgWpGePs

>>60285420
Another fucking exploit? I'm not even going to bother letting my laptop install updates anymore, because apparently it's not even worth it when the devs can't even catch this shit before google does

>>60287195
>the first remote desktop servers for windows used to tell you which part of the password you got wrong.
There's no way this is true.

>>60287413
>Buy an over-priced revision of a gaming console no one owns which has no games as it's coming to the end of the generation

Who will buy this shit?

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And done.

>>60287043
Doesn't affect Windows 7?

I'm disappointed. I wanted winfags to suffer more.

>>60287326

>If they're so good at catching vulnerabilities, then why can't they just stop writing shitty software that has all those vulnerabilities in the first place?

Because writing secure code is hard. Sometimes things will interface in unexpected ways that aren't caught initially.

>Neither Mac nor Linux have nearly as many problems in that regard. It's not even close.

lmao are you serious? Check the CVE's list. The only reason MacOS isn't getting their asshole gaped by a stallion dick is marketshare.

And there are vulnerabilities in Linux all the time, hell, a few weeks ago there was vuln that allowed you to pop a box by sending a malformed UDP packet. And there have been tons of historically stupid vulnerabilities within both those operating systems.

The point is that there will always be vulnerabilities. And Windows is the operating system with the most marketshare in the world. Therefore, it's going to be attacked more often.

There's no problem with having a thread discussing the vulnerability, but when it devolves into the "My operating system is better than your operating system" bullshit, it's just retarded.

>>60287512
MICROSOFT SHILL SMALL PENIS

>>60287493
>It's already broken
Top lel

>>60287507
YES!

>>60287533
What?

lmaoing at ur "arguments"
one word fuckers
VIDEO GAMES
linux has none lmao
btfo

>>60287564
Meh, doesn't even affect me anyway. I have defender disabled.

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just going to post my oc meme pic , some feedback will be nice I'll drop the 2nd version when I have more time

>>60287409
someone is using Mirai to "destroy" IoT devices. i think they're calling them BricketBots.

it's a noble effort, really. those shits are pure cancer and evil.

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>>60287584
>>60287493
>Current state of windows

>>60287525

Here's your (you)

>>60287493
Seems more like a workaround than a fix unless the vulnerability was in defender.

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>>60287128
They cucked the exploit

>>60285420
THIS WAS FIXED IN APRIL BY A MONTHLY SECURITY UPDATE.

THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHY YOU ALWAYS KEEP WINDOWS UPDATE ON ITS MOST AGGRESSIVE SETTINGS.

YOU FUCKING IDIOTS.

>>60287646
Dank

Saved

This shts good right guys?

>>60285420
YEAR OF THE LINUX DESKTOP COMING RITE NAO

Windows is the most secure operating system ever created - millions of attempts to find holes in it have been made and all those holes have been plugged. The other operating systems are relying on the fact that so far no one has made much of an effort to find security holes in the system and so most of them are still there undiscovered and therefore not yet exploited.


Yes Windows is the best operating system. Apple has been very successful and very impressive as of late but I think Windows is still years ahead of it's competition. It has been available much longer and has a bigger base in terms of technology and company compared to apple or other operating systems

I mean lets get real for a moment. You install windows 10 in about 45 minutes and for most linuxes its about the same but remember. Biggest base linuxes are about 1 gigabytes or 2 while windows 10 can be more than 5 gigabytes of data. And what happens when you open them. On linux there are about 2 functional buttons, 3 are nonfunctional and in those two buttons there are some pictures to play with. Maybe slide down or up. On windows though, you feel like a god. Its professional its fast, its all functional. You have a godlike user interface. The thing that linux does not have. You have those two buttons in linux, but you still search google for codes to write in terminal. Linux is free because its not worth a penny. Nobody would sell a paper without taking the money. Just not sure why people still buy android while windows phone does 10 times more. Trust me. When you work with windows you know some genius ground breaker dedicated himself to give you an operational os

>>60287754
kek

>>60287905
0/10

#60287905
You thought you would get the You's with this but you were wrong

>>60287754
winfags on suicide watch

>>60287754
>Update windows
>Shit gets broken
toppest of the keks

>>60287326
Because Windows relies on compatibility,,, A word that macOS nor Linux knows

>>60287874
>Artist
>SJW
>Feminist
wtf I hate microcucks now

if you use windows for anything other than testing virus/malware you're a cuck and you don't belong on /g/. You will never be a real programmer.

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>>60287953
>wangbloz
>compatibility

>>60287507
The only Windows products it mentions are Windows 8 and later, however it DOES mention Microsoft Security Essentials which IS installed on my Windows 7 machine (came with it, not something I installed afterwards). And according to the Microsoft website, I do have the version that's vulnerable.

>>60287968
DELET THIS

>>60287610
"Video games" is two words, not one. And besides, people who care about them are just useful idiots for the hardware industry. They're planned obsolescence personified. I'd rather use software that I don't need a high end machine to run, thank you very much.

>>60287968

kek, hear that guys? It's the anguished cries of an unemployed millennial

>>60287512
It's even worse. Years ago, Bill Gates basically sent the Windows team an ultimatum to get serious about security. Vulnerabilities like this are nowhere near as common as they used to be.

On the other hand, Linus doesn't give a shit about security and just ranks security bugs on equal footing with the rest of the bugs, and he's surrounded himself with yes-men who think just like him.

>>60287905
This for fuck's sake... Windows has been always on the spot, they molded the market... Nobody gives a crap about exploiting macOS or Linux

>>60288009
Not him, I would rather not use windows, it's obstructive to development flow.

t. Software dev

>>60287968
Bill Gates is the most successful programmer of our time :^)

>>60285420
Meanwhile 90% of android devices are insecure malware infested cesspools that will never get patched...

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>>60287905
>all those holes have been plugged

>>60288042
businessman*

>>60288009
If your company doesn't let you use linux it's because it's run by retards and I can already tell it's a shitty place to work.

Wincucks go home

Kristallnacht

>>60287953
That ship sailed years ago, when >le 64-bit meme killed 16-bit compatibility. Now Wine is a better way to run Windows software than Windows itself is.

>>60288050
That was Steve Jobs

>>60288065
>Wine is a better way to run Windows software than Windows itself is

I don't know about that but Wine is pretty great.

>>60288072
Both steve and bill were businessman more than programmers.

>>60288065
And they are getting rid of Win32 API as I've heard

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>>60288065
>Wine is a better way to run Windows software than Windows itself is

>>60287905
>Windows is the most secure operating system ever created

lol

>>60288086
>Your version of windows is not compatible with this software
[] stay cucked
[] try in (((compatibility mode))) and then stay cucked

>>60288084
Steve wasn't even a programmer

>>60286668

This exploit should be called FARTBLEED.

>>60288100
eh? by that margin, the same could be said about bill

>>60288019

Yep, basically it was around 04-05 when Windows got hit with a series of really destructive exploits (slammer, nimda, code red..etc..). Either they fixd their shit, or they were going to lose a lot of money.

Linus doesn't seem to have that same motivation. Not to mention he's a egotistical faggot, he doesn't take kernel sec seriously.

If one makes the presumption that the modern IT is all about the internet, then you have to ask yourself
'Does Linux even have a choice in this matter ?'

A modern computing system is not one that is run from the command line - it is a system that is tied in with the internet Cloud. Just have a look at Windows 10 with Cortana and OneDrive for an example of this done right.

You need the outlook to connect in with the mass of email flowing around us every day. And then there is document collaboration - the sharing of Wordfiles and Excels between users across state boundries ! Voice over IP, cloud enabled 'Surface' computing, and voice command interfaces - all tied together with .NET and the OneDrive.

The driving force behind this internet is the Microsoft Sharepoint Server - a central peice of systems software which connects all these end points together, in a synergistic kaleidoscope that achieves both balance and symmetry.

The smart Vendors know that in order to get ahead in the future IT, that means integrating with the Cloud.

Linux has nothing on the Cloud.

>>60288100
No- I think he programmed just a bit but yeah for sure more of a businessman

>>60288107
Heartbleed is not a linux bug, the bug was in OpenSSL.

You have C to thank.

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>>60288099
>will run a modern app on Wine
>not supported

>>60288125
At least WINE runs legacy software, trashbloz X can't

>>60288116
>Cortana
>Example of this done right

Oh yeah for sure

>>60288122
>C
The c.ulprit of all security bugs

>>60288125
16 bit is too much for your memory or just a low effort troll?

>>60288145

java is the best programming language

>>60288135
>At least WINE runs legacy software, trashbloz X can't
Windows XP runs legacy software too, but it doesn't work for anything else... Just like loonix

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>>60287265

>>60288116
The cloud is a disaster waiting to happen. It's literally putting all your eggs in one basket. Anyone who can break in, can get literally EVERYTHING. And we already know than an impenetrable computer system is a meme. People ARE going to break in. There's no denying that. The only way to stay safe is to keep your data isolated as much as possible.

>>60288170
You took a while to recover from that damage. Wanna tell me your story?

does linux have games yet?

Linux is a Finnish student's clone of an operating system kernel originally designed for switching telephone networks. It was supplemented by the GNU utilities, written by a mountain troll in Massachusetts, as an alternative to the non-free UNIX operating system. GNU/Linux has been traditionally used in server applications where it would be accessed primarily via a text terminal, but more recently some fans in South America developed a desktop environment for it called GNOME.

Windows NT is a workstation operating system developed in the nineties by professional engineers at Microsoft (and IBM too, before the split) for large scale corporate deployments.

If you need a small operating system for embedded applications, you should use Linux. Otherwise, Windows is the better choice.

>>60288180

Oh yeah for sure- people are going to be affected very badly by this when it happens

>>60288122
>>60288145
Rewrite it in Rust, then. Considering how hard it is to write complex programs in C in the first place, it's quite obvious that they would have used another language if there was one that was actually suitable for the task.

>>60288170
You can safely go online with GNU/Linux. Can't really say the same about Windows XP, or even now modern Windows.

>>60288191
Games are for children.

>>60288183
I was playin my vydias and using Adobe :^)

>>60288191

Yeah there are a bunch of cool games for Linux

>>60288203
Fuck you. Rust is insanely complex, even more than C++.

The reason why autists at ycombinator and /g/ loves rust is because it's harder to use.

>>60288212
Sure you were, anon.

>>60288208

no lol

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is the Surface ok? which one is best?

>>60288219

Can't we all just agree that Java is the best language?

>>60288244
Java is very slow, and certainly not low level enough

>>60288231
>which one is best?

just make a thread for this

>>60288219
cargo is fun. llvm is shit

>>60288199
>operating system kernel originally designed for switching telephone networks
No, it was designed for operating system research and software development. It's also the basis of the greatest effort of operating system standardization in history.

>Windows NT is a workstation operating system developed in the nineties by professional engineers at Microsoft (and IBM too, before the split) for large scale corporate deployments.
NT has some good ideas, but the whole Windows ecosystem is basically a historical accident. Even MS-DOS borrowed ideas from Unix, and Microsoft planned all along to have a Unix as their flagship product. It only changed when they dropped out of the Unix business because they were unable to handle the competition, and decided to put everything into Windows. Which again, started out with some good ideas, but failed to maintain a tradition of innovation and is now reduced to reinventing Unix, poorly.

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>>60288203
Yeah, you can on, you just don't have to be a retard

>>60288244
Too slow for AI.

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>>60288259
>took the b8

>>60288248

Yeah I know- I was just baiting

>tfw I was safe because I disabled Windows Defender


TOPPEST OF LELS

All rust needs is to have mature and standard library and a few user friendly macros

>>60288279
yeah I had a good giggle about this as well

>>60285420
Why is KFC OS not a thing yet?

It could run on GNU utils for the userland, rebranded as GLU, because that's what their mashed potatoes taste like.

The kernel would of course be called Kernel Sanders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rnA6wpF0o4
can I make my own looneex?

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>>60288279
>Windows (((Defender)))

>>60288301
That graph says Linux is the most developer platform

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>>60288301
Stallmanites can, because they're retards

>>60288309
popular*

>>60288301
>*nix is the major dev platform
As expected

>>60288301
Not him but I like Linux better. Those graphs may be right about what's best for most people, but they're wrong about what's best for me.

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>>60288325

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>>60288309
>>60288315
I didn't know that Linux is called Windows Desktop

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>>60288339

>>60288341
Windows < Linux*
seems pretty obvious that Linux* is more popular

>>60288341
>32.9% + 28.2%
>not higher than 41.0%
hmm really tingles your pringles

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>>60288353

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>>60288365

>>60285420

How many of the people in this thread use i3wm?

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Hmmm

>>60288363
>>60288354
>developing on android

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>>60288325
>>60288339
>>60288353

>fact


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>fact

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>>60287968

You can't argue with facts. Windows is the leading platform in use by developers, and Visual Studio is the most popular development environment in all categories except DevOps, where it's #2.

And yes, this is a repost of >>60288301 - posted the same graph twice by accident, had to fix it.

>>60288385
>exclusively running Windows Store Apps

wot

>>60285420
why do the stupidest people on the planet always type like this?

>>60288385
>>60287970
>>60288084
Oh oh, there goes that "compatibility"

>>60288385
The ultimate cuck OS

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>>60288406
Windows is inclusive, they even have a version for retards

>>60288402
Windows is less popular than Linux
hmm

>>60288390
>not developing on android
>not writing everything with a java/css/xml stack and accepting all user input via buttons
>not bringing such applications with you in your pocket at all times to work on wherever you go to the exclusion of socializing ever
pleb

>>60288419
>cuck

noice

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>>60288433

>>60288427

lol

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>>60288433
ayy

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>>60288430
That seems pretty gay

>>60288428
Are you seriously counting Android in with the Linux Desktop, because if so, lol.

>>60288447

ayyyy

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>>60288449
/g/ in a nutshell

>>60288430
That reminds me, you know what phone app really needs to be made? MinGA.

Imagine being able to be like
>#include <android.h>

>>60288449

Well I mean server wise Linux seems to be much more popular although for sure not desktop wise

>>60288449
What's the matter? Linux is Linux, be it in the desktop or in the mobile --You wouldn't call windows phones to be something other than windows, would you? :^)

>>60288412
Grasping at straws.

>>60288385
Windows 10 S is designed to compete with Chromebooks, which has a similar set of restrictions.

>>60287970
Oh hey maybe if I post a random error I found in Windows 10 people will think it's a major compatibility break somehow.

>>60288084
Oh hey, somebody mentioned that Win32 is going away, let's believe them because it fits my worldview.

>>60288402
>less than 9% difference
what the fuck
how did it rise so much

>>60288477
Grasping at straws.

>>60288474

Well I mean- We would call them Windows Phones

>>60288477
>That damage control
SAD!

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>>60288484
>Windows Phones
>windows
there

>>60288477
Linux is better because I prefer it
What others prefer does not affect me and is therefore outside the scope of my definition of better
Argument over

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>>60288474
is android called linux? no? ok

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>>60288506
So this is the power of /g/

>>60288506
>is android called linux?
Yes.
>no?
No, *yes*. It is in fact.
>ok.
Glad you think so.

>>60288477
>Windows 10 S is designed to compete with Chromebooks, which has a similar set of restrictions.

Even with Chromebooks you have more freedom- you could use crouton for example to install Ubuntu while keeping Chrome OS

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>>60288402
>You can't argue with facts.
And facts are stubborn things
:^)

>>60288526
kek

>>60288526
Linux is better because I prefer it
What others prefer does not affect me and is therefore outside the scope of my definition of better
Argument over

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>>60285420
>>60287128

Already updated on Server 2016.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/4022344

>>60285501
>install Linux
>UDP packets start executing arbitrary code on my system
Shucks.

>>60288526
DELET THIS

>>60288526
Where did you get this from?

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>>60288526
W-WELL FUCK YOU TOO

>>60288526
DELID THIS RIGHT NOW

>>60288556
kek

>>60288526
>OS X
>against 3 different versions of Windows
>no android
OS X? Is that some kind of outdated OS?

>>60288519
btfo

>>60287243
That dial shit slides off

>>60288566
>OS X? Is that some kind of outdated OS?
oh lol

>>60288519
Speccy or gtfo

Someone should make OS that is just IDE for develop bootable aprication

Maybe add web browser for to look at documentation and have a fun sometime

>>60288526

>Random chart without sources

:^)

>>60288191
tux racer, my man

>>60288584
Slave OS

>>60288526
DELETE THIS RIGHT NOW
I HAVE A FAMILY TO FEED

>>60288556
saved

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>>60287227

/thread

>>60286711
I am going to introduce you to the most advanced and sophisticated hacking tool of all time. Even the most secure possible server setup is powerless against the devastating magnitude of its attack.

It's called a big rock.

Look it up

>>60288619
10/10 larp

>>60288584
TempleOS, you can develop on HolyC

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>>60288353
>self help solution--
>there are no step-by-step--
Holy shit
What is arch wiki for 100.

I mean no one likes to fix broken shit but they're the kings of just werks because they, purposefully, break their systems so often. Doesn't matter what distro you use, it's always relevant.
They're like the beta of the beta testers who figure out what broke, how to fix it, and give you an estimation down to the minute of how long it will take you to go through their checklist and get running again.

>>60288584
Linux.

And that's why Windows will always be better. It's an OS. Linux really is more of a bootable IDE.

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>>60287905
Windows? More like Losedows

You can still unlock your friend's SIRI with your voice?

>>60287727
>Mirai to "destroy" IoT devices
If such a god among men is browsing this thread, keep fighting the good fight!
IoT was a mistake.

I don't even give a fuck.

Hell, I WANT this to happen. I have a windows PC but a MacOS laptop and who gives a fuck, MacOS is better.

Let it burn for the lulz.

>>60287985
>windows is more secure WITHOUT antivirus
CAN'T MAKE THIS SHIT UP

>>60288584
You can tell by this person's grammar that it is a pajeet.

>>60288683
normalfags on suicide watch

>>60288681
how about linux though?

>>60288690
poo

>>60288582
>Speccy
>Linux

>>60288683
Antiviruses are nothing more than snake oil, resource hog, and now - a proven backdoor too.

>>60288474
>Linux is Linux, be it in the desktop or in the mobile
It's kind of meaningless because we don't interface with kernels directly. The kernel is made use of through the userland, which contains nearly the entire user experience, and the Android userland is almost completely different from your average desktop. Besides, Google might yank it all away tomorrow if Fuchsia gets anywhere.

>You wouldn't call windows phones to be something other than windows, would you? :^)
Apples and Oranges. Windows and Windows 10 Mobile have UWP that unifies them. Running Android apps on Desktop Linux is a useless parlor trick, much like running a GNU environment on a tablet or phone.

>>60288686
rude to call pajeet
do not poo if do not eat
yuor mother smell of feet

>>60288715
> now
> proven backdoor
You seem to be oblivious to security reports. AV vulnerabilities are known since forever.

>Windows fixes security issues with updates.
>Linux breaks with updates.

Really gets the gerbil running.

>>60287227
>all those incoming Windows 10 REEEEEEEEs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiOnLkc3boY

>ITT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWxYIMxpWsM

>>60288526
>>60288535
>>60288545
>>60288560
>>60288615
>2016
That data is from last year, and is comparing OSX against three different versions of Windows. So you're making my argument for me.

>>60288759
yeah at least linux needs something to break it, windows just breaks all on its own

>>60288759
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-networking/windows-10-update-broke-the-lan-driver-broadcom/fe049336-5e35-4477-a139-ce0f61966c2d

Stop here.

>>60288774
>Electroboom
Patrician taste

>>60288759
>Windows breaks with updates.
>Linux doesn't update.
ftfy

>>60288556
>>60288565
>>60288616
>2016
That data is from last year, and is comparing OSX against three different versions of Windows.

So who is upset again, samefag?

>>60285420
too bad that loonix is still a buggy and fragmented piece of shit.
the worst thing is that it haven't changed for past 20 years

>>60287953
>because all those games for windows whatever run on windows current year
>inb4 gaymes
it's their selling point is it not

Are drivers for AMD on Linux still absolutely putrid?

>>60288776
This is how surveys work. Amazing isn't it?

>>60288819

Not sure anymore

>>60288807
>is still a buggy and fragmented piece of shit

I think you mean Windows

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>>60288813
Windows can do everything that an average person (not a hacker) can do on Linux, plus vydia and more

>>60288229
he ment manchildren

>>60288819
They're actually really good.

The open source is on par with the proprietary because amd has a nonzero person team dedicated to sharing documentation & development.

>>60288819
>Are drivers for AMD on Linux still absolutely putrid?
The proprietary drivers are great but only support enterprise LTS distributions like RHEL, SLED and Ubuntu LTS.
The open drivers are very stable but 3D performance is sub-par, albeit not terrible.

>>60288819
better but not quite there yet

>>60288870

Oh yeah then for sure~ there's a huge market for selling stuff to man children

>>60288864

How about the bloatware that comes with Windows then?

>>60288829
>>60288872
>>60288878
>>60288882
Well, I'm bored. Why the fuck not? What version should I install? Note that if anyone says anything other than Ubuntu, Debian, or RH/CentOS I will literally ignore them literally.

>>60287128
WOW!~
Thanks Microsoft(R) for an amazing response time, keep up the good work!!

>>60288899

Ubuntu MATE 16.04 is nice

>>60288897
Even that can be done on Windows and on Linux don't

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>>60288864
>Windows can do everything
windows can't even run programs made for windows

>>60288899

I also know that you said that you would ignore anything other than Ubuntu, Debian, etc. but perhaps try Linux Mint- only suggesting this because it is very-very similar to Ubuntu

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>>60288899
CentOS is lovely for work. And I mean PURELY work, terminal only, final destination.
Fedora is great for GUI workstation home system.
Stuff like Korora is great introductory to RHEL on a desktop or typical laptop.

>>60288899
ubuntu gnome 17.04

>>60288735
Sure, I don't bother to follow this never-ending hype about muh sekurity. It's enough to know 3 simple facts:
- it's easy to avoid script kiddies' hacks;
- you should be someone of importance to be targeted by pros with expensive 0days and undisclosed vulns;
- you can't avoid governmental and corporate backdoors and data mining which is most threatening to an average Joe.

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>>60288937
>running legacy programs

>>60288946

What are your thoughts on Linux Mint? I very much like it.

>>60288899
Lubuntu 16.04 is also very-very good

>>60288899
Windows, JK, Antergos

STOP RECOMENDING LTS UBUNTU TO NEWFAGS

LTS IS FOR SERVERS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>60288924
>>60288944
>>60288946
>>60288948
>>60288969
I've tried all of these before, and I must say I'm a huge fan of the Ubuntu flavors, but my preferred is Xubuntu. XFCE is just so nice and quick, without the weird hitches you get with LXDE.

Be back in a few

>>60289001
lol

>>60288962
Magnifique.

It lets you install software from two sources and allows you to run anything on it. Debian & Ubuntu.
This blade has two edges, though, as installing separate forms of software can bite you if you don't pay attention.

The low level stuff isn't quite as well documented as some sources but as for userland, it couldn't be easier.

>>60289008

Yeah lol Mint for users is great- Thanks for the great reply!

>>60289004

Hope it goes well- Darn Xubuntu is great but I've never got around to using it

memes for chill

>>60289038
ay?

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>>60285420
Plan9 doesn't have this problem.

Ubuntu on one laptop, KDE Neon on the other, OpenSUSE on my PC, Windows can get fucked.

>>60288544
What?

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>>60289085
another wincuck referencing a bug that was fixed

but linux is backdoored

plan9 or 9front or maybe openbsd, those are your option

>>60286929
Oh, wow, as if that's the only problem with Windows.

>>60288952
because i payed for it and want to run it but you forced me on your latest meme10 and can't

>>60286863
Not him, but what are you even talking about? Shouldn't people be aware of how much their OS is compromised and insecure?

>>60288526
>every version of Mac combined into one
>windows split up
y tho
Also, how the hell is that the ratio? I feel like I never see Macs or Linux users.

>>60286668
Not only do the news about exploits get published, the said exploits get patched almost the same day on the majority of distros.

>>60289119
Now you see how SaaS is a much better approach? It won't even allow such thoughts to emerge.

>>60288526
DELET THIS

>>60286724
And not forget to disable access to internet in windows.

>>60288526
wew lad, microsoft pajeets BTFO forever

>>60289121
>y tho
Because there has only even been one instance in History where Mac users didn't upgrade en masse and that was 15 years ago when we moved to OSX. There is literally no movement anywhere of Apple fags encouraging each other to downgrade or to hold out on upgrading.

Windows is not like this. Fragmentation is beyond belief because Winfags can't handle change and Microsoft actively try to fuck them with each 'upgrade'

>>60289094
>Plan9
Thanks for confirming you're not actually being serious.

>>60289001
>9001
notice me sempai

Why is Microsoft so popular with Pajeet?

>>60288201
>fappening didnt happen

>>60289273
They don't know any better they've just joined the modern world and they've gotten their first PCs, all Windows 98 when they sell telecomm packages world wide so of course they think it's the best it's fucking Win98 I would too if I came out of a street toilet cave and was sat infront of my first Win98 PC.

>>60287727

not Mirai.

There are two grey botnets: BrickerBot and Hajime.

BrickerBot is pretty self explanatory.

Hajime is something else, someone is putting a lot of work into this worm. It infects IoT devices and patches the security holes.

>>60287195
>To be fair if we were to make a web page for every Microsoft exploit we would run out of IPv6 Address
Do you know hoy many IPv6 adresses are right?
Do you know that you can host several sites at the same IP address, right?
>I-I-I was just kidding
yeah, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrright
>>60286668
>Linux gets a exploit
>it gets a name and it's own website (heartbleed etc)
Do you know that Heartbleed was an error on OpenSSL and that it can be also installed in windows, right?

Come on /g/ get your shit together

>>60287884
> This is why you should allow Microsoft to install their own malware onto your PC. Microsoft's malware is good malware.

>>60288115
Linus will rip you to shreds if you try to push shitty code into the Kernel. He cares about the quality of the code over your feelings.

>>60290222
He will also rip you to shreds if you try to push a security bug fix into the Kernel because he doesn't care about those.

>>60287884
>you should also give away full access to you hdd goy
>and let us use up all your internets
>and fuck you we restarting nao

>>60290382
why do you write shitty code anon

>>60287375
Is it musescore?

and then maybe like 10 people get scared an switch too a different os.

>>60290382
Maybe if the "bug fix" wasn't written poorly he'd accept it.

>>60287265
Welcome to /g/!

>>60286668
>Linux gets an exploit
>it's in 2 million unpatchable routers

>Windows gets an exploit
>Patch is ready in 4 hours and all Windows machines are updated within 2 days.

>>60287754
That's from the Alt in Alt+prtscn

>>60291236
>Cherrypicking this much
having unpatchable routers is not the OS fault, but the OEM's and ISP that bought the fucking cheapest ones

>Windows patching in 4 hours
>implying
That is IF the user applies the patch

But of course, /g/'s mental gymnastics are in full force today

>>60291275
Windows patches itself, moron.

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>>60291295
>windows patches itself
>until it doesn't

>>60291295
It even patches itself to an entirely different version of Windows that's complete shit.

>>60291560
You don't have to install the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

>>60286787
Kys seriously. And stop putting red all over these images, not everyone has a reading problem

>>60287413
>shilling a meme console
>>>/v/