


Husse wrote:Please don't cross post. You have posted the exact same post in Suggestions & Feedback which it is not.
That post will be deleted

Lolo Uila wrote:I'm curious... Why do you think you need an Anti-Virus program?

Husse wrote:I checked in Synaptic (which is a GUI to apt-get) and klamav is 0.41
This means you have tried to upgrade version 0.41 with version 0.41![]()
I think you should open Synaptic and reinstall klamav
Not that I think you need antivirus, but if you have "serious reasons", go ahead

Husse wrote:I checked in Synaptic (which is a GUI to apt-get) and klamav is 0.41
This means you have tried to upgrade version 0.41 with version 0.41![]()
Husse wrote:I think you should open Synaptic and reinstall klamav
Not that I think you need antivirus, but if you have "serious reasons", go ahead


Lolo Uila wrote:Okay dude, take a chill pill. First of all I don't know where you got the idea that Linux is cooperating with Microsoft and becoming less secure as a result. That is some serious misinformation.
Lolo Uila wrote:Secondly, anti virus software in Linux is a waste of disk space, but I don't suppose anything I say to you will convince you of that so you are welcome to run it if it makes you feel better. The reason you are finding little help is because almost no one else here bothers with it. It's not that we don't want to help, we just don't use the stuff.
Lolo Uila wrote:I took a look at the AV software you mentioned, and the "klamav" component seems to be nothing more than the GUI front end for KDE, not the actual scanner engine. This was probably updated in Gutsy for compatibility reasons. The "clamav" components and data files are the actual virus scanner. As long as those are up to date you should be fine.
The current versions of Mint (Cassandra & Celena) are based on Feisty, not Gutsy. The versions in the repository should be current for Feisty. The next Mint release, "Daryna" will be based on Gutsy.
Lolo Uila wrote:And finally, you need to understand that many of the people on this board are from different countries and cultures (Husse, for example, is from Sweden) and a lot of them don't speak English as their native language (or speak a culturally different version of English). This makes it easy to misunderstand the meaning of something they say, so you shouldn't be so quick to jump to a negative conclusion. This is one of the friendliest and most helpful boards I have ever been on, and I hang out on a LOT of them.
Lolo Uila wrote:LOL! "boards" as in Bulletin Board Systems (BBS)! Am I showing my age or what? Make that forums... this is one of the friendliest and most helpful forums I have ever been on. So the next time someone says something that rubs you the wrong way, try and assume it's just a mis-communication or a failed attempt at humor. Because of the diverse bunch we have here that happens from time to time (only it's usually Scorp's fault :p) so don't take it so personally.
Aloha, Tim

Husse wrote:
I checked in Synaptic (which is a GUI to apt-get) and klamav is 0.41
This means you have tried to upgrade version 0.41 with version 0.41![]()
Is that emoticon meant to laugh at me? ...well, ok. So I'm an idiot? See what happened;
Husse wrote:
I think you should open Synaptic and reinstall klamav
Not that I think you need antivirus, but if you have "serious reasons", go ahead
I tried your way, resulting as much as mine. Klamav version 0.41. is still the same...and I'm an idiot??? Think again.






Yupp, I read that. The worst that happened was that the virus in Wine copied files to somewhere in the home directory.....There were a few tests where people ran Ubuntu and tried to launch MS viruses in Wine and no data was lost as a result.


he goes around
is definitely not a "nordic" or "Finnish" name......Samuel E.Krewing


salai wrote:What is your problem "Samuel E.Krewing"?
If you are living in Finland, you can ask your silly questions in Finnish at Ubuntu-forum http://forum.ubuntu-fi.org/.
salai wrote:PS. This guy is really some kind of an idiot, he goes around asking same questions:
But the cooperation with Gates brings viruses, and that's a fact(see Mac...).
salai wrote:Suomeksi: Lopeta trollaaminen ja keskity raamattuusi.

Husse wrote:@salai
I don't understand finnish, but I know what Suomeksi means and I have no problems to understand trollaaminen - at least if the first five letters are what I think they are
Husse wrote:For you non nordic readers
the nordic languages are very similar except finnish which is not even an indo-european languge
Husse wrote:he goes around
Have you found him in other forums?
andis definitely not a "nordic" or "Finnish" name......Samuel E.Krewing





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