That is what I thought. I knew what your point was and I knew the
virus protection was a precaution from a Windows user who is use to
virus protection schemes to guard there systems instead of their
behavior. There are seven benign Mac viruses and none of them are in
the Wild. There is a difference between a virus and a exploit and so
far the Mac is very safe from viruses but code exploitation is very
much alive. That is why we receive security updates. I am all for
accessible applications and appreciate your input. Continue to rock
and roll.
On Apr 21, 2008, at 6:08 PM, jeffrey greene wrote:
I guess i opened a real can of worms with this one. After running
avast i found no viruses but 88 warnings which it didn't prompt me
to do anything with them. I've just seen too many windows boxes that
were unuseable after getting a virus or malware. The real reason for
my original message was to highlight that avast for the mac is very
accessible with vo, i didn't mean to start a contraversy.
Regards Jeff Greene
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