I agree with your general sentiment on bugs. Id personaly go one step further and say:
Every system in the world has bugs and security holes. If its exists, its buggy because "bug" is very loosely defined as "doesnt exactly work as expected". The security topic is even more complicated.
But I also would like to point out that comparing the Linux Kernel quality and development to Claude Code is surely a joke. The former is an ocean of features, compatibility and history. The latter, in the end still one executable CLI tool calling endpoints.
But I also would like to point out that comparing the Linux Kernel quality and development to Claude Code is surely a joke. The former is an ocean of features, compatibility and history. The latter, in the end still one executable CLI tool calling endpoints.
They're not even comparable.