[antiRepublicrat]

Just from a quick look, the following are third-party products (not Linux), although Red Hat put them in its security alerts:

• seamonkey
• firefox
• thunderbird
• ruby
• PHP
• kdebase
• samba
• openssh
• gimp
• openoffice.org
• squirrelmail
• mysql
• spamassassin
• postgresql

I'll stop there, almost all of them are third party products. In fact, many of them are cross-platform (Firefox, Thunderbird, MySQL, PHP, Ethereal, OpenOffice, etc.), so you'd probably have to count them against Windows too.

[Golden Eagle]

They were shipped by Red Flag I mean Hat with their Linux so they are part of the core product. Several affecting security tools like seamonkey, openssh, freeradius, ipsec, etc, not to mention the half a dozen or more holes in the kernel, looks like swiss cheese without all those patches.

[N3WBI3]

Dont forget:

httpd (apache)
auth_ldap (apache module)
mod_auth_pgsql (apache module)
Ethereal
squid
flash-plugin
RealPlayer
PHP
Dia

Like you Ill stop before I get through more of them but more than the ones anti or I listed will run with the same vulnerabilities on Solaris / AIX / HPUX or other Unixes..