Uhhh... I don't like looking at THIS:
Security Advisories [03 Jul 2004] DSA-527 pavuk - buffer overflow [03 Jul 2004] DSA-526 webmin - several vulnerabilities [24 Jun 2004] DSA-525 apache - buffer overflow [19 Jun 2004] DSA-524 rlpr - several vulnerabilities [19 Jun 2004] DSA-523 www-sql - buffer overflow [19 Jun 2004] DSA-522 super - format string vulnerability [18 Jun 2004] DSA-521 sup - format string vulnerability [16 Jun 2004] DSA-520 krb5 - buffer overflows [15 Jun 2004] DSA-519 cvs - several vulnerabilities [14 Jun 2004] DSA-518 kdelibs - unsanitised inputI'll stick with my Macs, thanks.
Remember that advisories are posted when issues are found during code auditing as well as the appearance of exploits. Patches are available within hours.
Even Apple doesn't patch that quicky.
apt-get update ; apt-get upgrade
That is it, you can even set it to check for new updates every 24 hours if you want.