Posts Tagged ‘spyware’
Just finished installing Fedora Core 5…?
I just wanted to know if there was any need to install anti-virus and spyware software for Fedora? If so, where can I find it?
I just switched over from Windows, and I am very excited…
But I am also trying to be careful
Not very familliar with the Linux systems
Thanx
can anyone guide me about linux?
My windows files are all corrupt. It is spyware infection. I don’t even have the CD to reformat it. I’m thinking of downloading linux. Can you tell me which is the best, user friendly linux version that i can download for free.
How about mandriva linux?
There are four options for mandriva like CD1, CD2, CD3, CD4 in the download website. What are they?
which one shall i download?
please guide me, i’m new to linux.
How to Cure a Windows Virus with Ubuntu Linux
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Why use Windows when Linux is free (or cheap), bulletproof and SO cool?
So many questions on here are caused by Windows being a lame operating system. There is an alternative – at least for surfing and e-mail – Linux, which is totally immune to Windows viruses, malware, spyware and all the rest. In fact, Linux is so secure that it’s 100% safe to run it without ANY security software apart from a firewall. Your PC will also run faster as it is not being slowed down by Norton/McAfee etc.
The new distributions, such as Mandriva, are excellent and easy to use. In Mandriva I watch DVD movies with perfect quality and sound, listen to my fave MP3s and CDs, upload with built-in FTP, surf safely and securely in Firefox 1.5
Linux is much faster to install than Windows. Does Linux have problems? Yes – mainly with hardware compatibility, but only because hardware manufacturers haven’t written Linux drivers. So have a box running Windows if you like, but NEVER let it connect to the web. Get a dedicated Linux box for the web – it’s like surfing in a tank!
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