Arnold Tarrobago
Maximum PC Member Since: August 2, 2007
Total Posted Comments: 2 Comments on 2 Articles
Maximum PC Member Since: August 2, 2007Total Posted Comments: 2 Comments on 2 Articles
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Protect Your Linux Box from Viruses
Posted 08/02/2007 at 04:04:47am
now i'm confused... the main article says that Linux-based OS's are not totally immune and that we should load our Linux boxes with anti-virus programs (which I immediately did after reading the article)... however, the last commentary (by WS) seems to suggest that NO, Linux-based OS's are, in fact, immune from viruses! This newbie is thoroughly confused...
PC Proves Fatal
Posted 08/02/2007 at 03:49:14am
I, too, have left the side of my PC Case open for more than a year already to help in the ventilation. However, I placed the case away from where it will easily be touched by the person using it. So far, the only problem I've had with this set-up is the faster rate of "dustification" of my PC's innards. But that is something easily taken care of.