[Expired for linux (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
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Status: Incomplete = Expired
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I am finding recurring exploits in both firefox chromium .cache
folders. Whenever my computer slows down, I run ClamTK and invariably
they have reappeared. I'd like to get rid of them for good. I don't know
if they are reloading from a file elsewhere that I mistakenly downloaded
in past, or if
I began using chromium and I thought my slow browser problems were over
but they began in it as well. I noticed leaving the computer on
overnight with open tabs causes to run much slower by morning. Today i
ran ClamTK and found over a dozen exploits, the same ones, recurring, in
both chromium and
Dear Joseph:
Re: Upstream testing, can you tell me how to get the instruction sudo dpkg -i
*.deb added in terminal to find the downloaded app? I downloaded the upstream
kernel into its own folder but I don't know how to specify in the command so it
will find load it. Thank you.
--Dean von
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Slow computer performance following recent update
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