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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Richard Dawe wrote:

> I don't think that any software is immune to this! This is true of pretty
> much any operating system and software. I often wonder if Linux actually
> has more holes, because of the pace of development of it.

Possible. Nobody ever said that Linux can't crash. It's only the kernel
what is bullet-proof. But apps which run at superuser level can easily
crash your system. But Windows kernel isn't anywhere close to that.