>From time to time people have asked about antivirus, and I would like to offer the following as my experience that may be relevant.
In Windows I have used Kaspersky, first as a stand-alone, then, with help from their tech support, set up in such a way that I downloaded the regular updates and my client machines simply downloaded the files from my computer to theirs. Since spending most of my time in Linux I began to resent having to go into Windows each Saturday to get the files, so I again approached their tech support. It took a couple of tries to explain the problem (remember they are Russian) but I got a very clear instruction to duplicate my previous Windows setup - with three ways of achieving it - true Linux style :-). This guy obviously knew his Linux (they do a Linux AV product, though I haven't bought it yet), making specific references to wget and squid. They also have a very useful viruslist page, worth checking when friends think they've got that grey bear thingy. If it's of any interest to you they are found at www.kaspersky.com. Try also www.viruslist.com. Anne
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