Mobile OS with most bugs in 2017: Android Desktop OS with most

>>61479890
[citation needed]

>>61479930

https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-products.php?year=2017

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what happened here

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>>61479890
>most known bugs
ftfy

protip: this is normal on open source software as they actually get reported to be patched.
>meanwhile pic related on closed downs OSes

>>61479955
this bullshit again
that counts bugs as any program that's technically unmaintained, even if it's a 20 year old coreutil

go away

>>61479890
>cough up the cash for a licence
Or, you know, just pirate it. Like everyone else is doing.

remember the last time there was a really big crypto attack? what was affected? oh yeah, windows, including all windows server variants.

>>61480209
Protip: windows patches itself unless you're too scared to allow it to.

All these have been patched. Closed and open. Just saying 'duuuh, it's normal', doesn't make it better to have more.

>>61480257
No. Linux kernel had 2x as many bugs as Windows 10 as a whole.

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>>61480353

>mfw Windows Server is even further down the list then Windows 10

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>>61480361

>>61480361
oh, so you have a public list of open and closed bugs on windows?
please share it then.

>>61480062
Fuzzing mostly.

>>61480209
This

>open source publicly documents all their vulns
>closed source actively suppresses theirs but fails to keep some quiet

Wow it's fucking nothing.

>>61479890
These aren't bugs. These are vulnerabilities. Big difference...

>>61479890
>Feels secure having its OS company ignoring till getting hit by cryptoware.

>>61480361
>Linux Kernel had 2x as many bugs as Windows 10

Again, Citation needed

>>61480361
linux 2.x literally spanned 15 years (1996-2011), even longer if you count distro-maintained versions, which continue to this day

>>61480361
https://www.top500.org/list/2017/06/
Find any of this servers running Windows.

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Why would anyone shill a brand that spends millions on advertisement campaigns
At least shill a fucking linux distro, not shiny "big company" garbage

And then you read the CVEs for 5 seconds

And realize that most kernel problems are actually android problems on linux 3

And that most of what's left is drivers issues, mostly Qualcomm and Mediatek

So yeah linux by itself probably is only at ~100

This is why I will be buying an iPhone for my next mobile device and a MacBook Pro for my next laptop.

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>>61481773
>And realize that most kernel problems are actually android problems on linux 3
This is false.

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Why do I keep falling for bait
>It's another I don't know how to use Linux so I'm gonna call it buggy and shit episode

>>61479890
Buggiest mobile OS is LineageOS

>>61482460
>Not [TEAM EXYNIGGERS] [ROOTED] [AOSP/OMS] [PRE-ALPHA] PajeetROM v. 1.7

working:
Bluetooth
Fingerprint sensor

not working:
Modem
WiFi
Screen
You tell me :^)))))

pls donate

>>61479890
Gr8 b8 m8

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>>61482622
I genuinely saw some Indian dude on there a week or so ago that said "do the needful"
Needless to say, my sides haven't recovered since.

>>61482546
>using the smiley with a carat nose

>>61479955
sum alm the Windows products together to get a full view of the bugs it had had.

all those linux bugs are even the ones that have been disclosured (all of them) while in windows there are for sure bugs that we werent even aware of