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On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 dsr at tao.merseine.nu wrote: > Counterargument: Red Hat and Debian, among others, provide single-source > fixes. Is this valid in general, so for isntance if the user was handed a CD with Knoppix or Gentoo on it would they still have a single-source of fixes available to them? Or is it strictly for the big distributions? > Counterargument: 100 small holes vs 1 or 2 large ones? You haven't been > reading Bugtraq. Should I be? Or will I be inundated? I'm no sysadmin, just a user (and occasional writer). I don't know what your statement means. Just to clarify my own terminology by "large" hole I was thinking "Of the sort that makes the evening news." Duane
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