John B Pace wrote:
I missed this one earlier. What kind of cave did I live in for the past
15 years? First, my most disagreeable person, that's really non of your
business. Now that you know it is none of your business, I haven't been
at all involved with linux got the past 20 years and am just
John B Pace wrote:
On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 10:36 -0500, Aaron Kulkis wrote:
John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software?
Non-root users still don't have root abilities, so, no, of
course not.
Do downloaded files suddenly make themselves
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The Monday 2008-01-21 at 08:47 -0500, John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos?
Huh, I could have missed this out of thread email.
Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being
Just a little note here. In my few weeks of searching for a distro, I
tried Ubuntu also. I'm not knocking it as every distro has positives and
negatives, though I like this and Debian the best. What I didn't like
about Ubuntu is that one signed in as root and then one would have to
create another
On Tuesday 22 January 2008 07:11:52 am John B Pace wrote:
What I didn't like
about Ubuntu is that one signed in as root and then one would have to
create another user and remember to use it, though there was probably a
way to change the su to user and visa versa.
Did you installed Ubuntu?
John B Pace wrote:
Just a little note here. In my few weeks of searching for a distro, I
tried Ubuntu also. I'm not knocking it as every distro has positives and
negatives, though I like this and Debian the best. What I didn't like
about Ubuntu is that one signed in as root and then one would
John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being protected
from themselve. I assume some distros must be weaker than others? Or why
would clamav or antivir (Avira GmbH) been created. I'm probably
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being protected
from themselve. I assume some distros must be weaker than others? Or why
would clamav or antivir (Avira GmbH) been created. I'm probably sticking
my foot in my
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being protected
from themselve. I assume some distros must be weaker than others? Or why
would clamav or antivir (Avira GmbH) been created. I'm probably sticking
my foot in
John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being protected
from themselve. I assume some distros must be weaker than others? Or why
would clamav or antivir (Avira GmbH) been created. I'm probably
John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software? Interesting that the windows machines are being protected
from themselve. I assume some distros must be weaker than others? Or why
would clamav or antivir (Avira GmbH) been created. I'm probably
John B Pace wrote:
So, it is like it used to be, Carlos? Really no need for antivirus
software?
Non-root users still don't have root abilities, so, no, of
course not.
Do downloaded files suddenly make themselves executable,
without you chmod'ing them?
The security model hasn't changed since
I can't recall any viruses, malware, but then I've probably only put 90
hours into linux altogether, which is why I introduced myself as an
older dummy. What did you mean about being a non-root user. I'm normally
no-root except when I need to be in root. I see that you just came on
board as far as
I missed this one earlier. What kind of cave did I live in for the past
15 years? First, my most disagreeable person, that's really non of your
business. Now that you know it is none of your business, I haven't been
at all involved with linux got the past 20 years and am just trying to
grasp some
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