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On 4/4/2012 11:39 AM, David Moyer wrote:
> I second Ubuntu. I installed it on my kids computer as they were 
> always getting a virus or something on the Windows OS. Never had a 
> problem one with the Ubuntu for the last 3.5 years.
>
> David Moyer
> Remcon Associates, LLC
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> Cell: 281-795-2712
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>
> On 4/3/2012 1:17 PM, Ernest Christley wrote:
>> Lehanover@aol.com wrote:
>>> My Kaspersky anti virus will not let me open anything that is 
>>> dangerous.
>>> No virus, no Trojans, no anything. Have not had one problem since I
>>> loaded it the first day with this computer. It just puts up a red panel
>>> with a sign that says "Access denied"
>>> Saves a lot of grief.
>>>
>> Until it doesn't.
>>
>> Not being snarky. That's just the truth of it. Virus/anti-virus is an 
>> arms race, and it always comes in that order.  The
>> crackers invent a new way to get your computer to do what they want, 
>> then the white hats find out about it and look for
>> an identifying "signature" that makes their piece of code look 
>> different than everyone else's.  The whole war, with its
>> convoluted set of side battles, is so complicated it makes one want 
>> to go build an airplane and use their own engine
>> that they convert from a car.
>>
>> I use Linux,  Ubuntu being a particular version of that genre.  Being 
>> based on Unix which was originally designed for a
>> multi-user/networked environment, it has a design philosophy that 
>> makes it harder for virii to take hold in the first
>> place.  It is not immune, it just isn't the vinyl handbag 
>> masquerading as a safe that MS operating systems have always been.
>>
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