Isn't Linux virus-free?

For the most part, Linux is engineered in a fashion that makes it hard
for viruses to run (click here for more info). However, there are many
reasons you might want a virus scanner on your Linux PC:

    [1] to scan a Windows drive in your PC
    [2] to scan a Windows-based network attached server or hard drive
    [3] to scan Windows machines over a network
    [4] to scan files you are going to send to other people
    [5] to scan e-mail you are going to forward to other people
    [6] some Windows viruses can run with Wine.
    [7] Linux virus infections are theoretically possible.

WHY? WE DO?
ITS JUST THAT WE DON'T WANNA FIX POOR GUY'S COMPUTER (mswin users) EVEN
IF HE REFUSED TO USE LINUX.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_malware
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus/

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