Yes read is that really necessary i using Steam and i try to avoid to download things that aren't in the software store and i want a linux machine to make programming and stuff but to target linux with a anti-virus? We are not that many that uses Linux or Zorin compared to Microsoft and Windows?
M$ is working on integrating the kernel so the OS is developed by the Linux community, outsourcing the base of their OS for free. This will net them more money with little effort or work. This way they can focus on "as a service" and make money.
Anyone that disagrees, I understand your position, but consider where this is going... you will most likely come to the same conclusions I have.
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Just to clarify I did install ClamAV but don't use it .... I was curious when I read about it here on the board ..... just installed it about a month ago ..... not the most simplest program to use ..... but then I haven't played around with it much ....
To the question: "Do you need anti-virus on Linux?" I am going to make as statement (1) that many people will question.
I am then going to follow that with another statement (2) that is going to cause chaos.
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) You do not need anti-virus on Linux
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) You do not need anti-virus on WIndows, either.
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It feels like people want to cram out money from linux users?
Any time that a demand or need can be perceived, someone is likely to try to squeeze money out of it.
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Never used anti-virus, only common sense.
But there are people who unfortunate lacks that ability...
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I don't understand. ClamAV/ClamtK is freeware.
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