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My fellow Linuxians,
Coming from a Windows enviroment,
I'm used to using a viruskiller.
From what I read everywhere, in a Linux enviroment it's not required. Mind you, I'm not ...
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- 12-15-2003 #1
Should I use a viruskiller???
My fellow Linuxians,
Coming from a Windows enviroment,
I'm used to using a viruskiller.
From what I read everywhere, in a Linux enviroment it's not required. Mind you, I'm not using any software running on Windows (through Wine for example)...
Should I use a viruskiller anyway (for example because all my friends still use Windows) ??? And of course, what's the best one (commercial or free/open-source) ????
Any thoughts welcome!
- 12-15-2003 #2
1. I have never used one in my entire GNU/Linux "career".. I never had the need for it, and I doubt you have it too unless you run a mail/fileserver.. But you could check out somethig here:
http://tinyurl.com/zb9v
Good luck
- 12-15-2003 #3Thanks for the info. No mail/fileserver (fileserver only locally within a Linux network) here!!
Originally Posted by Kriss
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