Comment Re:Funny, however.. (Score 2) 171
That might only be 5 sales, but it's 5 more than they'd have had; with more exposure, that number would be higher.
Anecdote != data, but there you have it, the reasoning behind my logic.
I hadn't realized this track was posted on YouTube. It was a collaboration between me and the enchanting Jo Gabriel, and never actually officially released anywhere. Or at least I thought...
And, rather than suing, they post a link to the video.
They're not alone, either. A *ton* of artists would love that kind of exposure. Especially for *free*.
Most people whining about GIMP and putting Photoshop on a pedestal are amateurs and consumer
Methinks the text you quoted was meant in the context of the text I quoted. So, you pretty much just made the point jedidiah was trying to make. Derp.
Whether or not Ubuntu and CentOS are different OSes or just different distributions, is a matter of semantics...
Then call it a CentOS or Ubuntu bug. There is nothing intrinsic to Linux, itself, that make is any more or less vulnerable to this *bash* bug.
What is the market share of your Linux-distribution?
It's Ubuntu, so whatever their market share is. 12.04 if you want to get specific.
It absolutely is a bash bug, yes. It is also a bug in any Linux, that makes it
It is also an OSX bug, an HPUX bug, a vxWorks bug, and, well, really, a bug in any OS that has bash installed, which makes it a Windows bug in a not-insignificant number of cases, as well. Also, consider that the thousands of Cygwin and MinGW users out there are also likely running servers on top of that POSIX layer on their windows system, they're almost certainly vulnerable.
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League