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Old 28-02-2007, 14:43   #27
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Re: might give Linux OS 2007 a go

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Originally Posted by dev View Post
users should not be forced into anything which is why i prefer to build the programs myself, i choose what parts to build and where they end up, that way i know exactly what security problems can affect my computer without wondering "did some random person compile that feature?"
The point is your everyday user wouldnt know how compile and run the program so they would end up copying and pasting a script off of the internet that joe bloggs wrote to do it for them, thus you have the same flaw as running a package on a windows system without the security of having in most cases a well known developer do the job for you.
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