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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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I'm assuming this meme wasn't meant all too serious by the poster (but judging by the downvotes quite a few people took it seriously).
However, it's not like Linux is magically immune to security vulnerabilities. It'd be foolish to think your system is invulnerable just because you're using a Linux distribution.
Sadly, too many Linux users still believe there are no viruses on Linux.
You can blame Apples marketing.
How does Apple relate to this?
There's also a large number of Linux users that act like it's infinitely easy and complication free.
with certain distros it is, now don't expect that from all of them tho