The point is, the malicious detection can change with every version, because new code inside. T-Rex miner linux version also shows malicious.
You must see the overall point, and not starting Linux and Windows bashing, it is senseless.
Don´t spread fud, this will help no one.
You missed the point!
Why are you arguing about obvious things and trying to convince someone of something you are wrong about
IN LINUX THE OLD VERSION (2.70) DOES NOT SHOW MALICIOUS BUT THE LAST ONE (2.74 ) DOES.
So what's the conclusion? It seems that in new LINUX version there is some piece of code that is suspicious that's why in my post I asked to see the difference! See my post before you join this part of discussion please.
"Why should they do other stuff in the Linux version than in the Windows version? " - Because they are 2 different OS that's why and they use different libraries for everyone and the windows libs are compromised ( or at least suspicious ) and so on and so on... The logic is the same for coding but codes for different OS are different to some degree!
"You must see the overall point, and not starting Linux and Windows bashing, it is senseless." - just like you do by editing your post??? Thank you for the good example you set yourself !
"If you have problems with the malicious detection, use other miner or go back to 2.70." - I'm using now Phoenixminer because of this problem and not only. I use it under duress because of this and other problems, which does not mean that I do not want to continue using it after this is cleared in the next version! That's why I'm writing here, and what are you writing about? Maybe you get the percentage of Gminer profits ?Take the last as sarcasm!
learn to read a changelog and think.
Don't you think the difference is in a piece of code that is used to make states for a contest?
if you are under linux, you can easily see who goes in and out of your network card unless you also only know how to put an iso on a usb key and boot it stupidly leaving the hiveos password: "1"