I'd like you guys to read this: http://www.pcw.co.uk/personal-computer-world/software/2151042/avg-free-linux
and give your views
and give your views
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vlatko said:
i wish he had explained this part a little further..does this mean i can send a windows virus from my linux partition to my windows partition, or to someone else who is using windows? or if i pick up a virus using linux will it just sit there doing nothing untill i boot my windows partition? 
I believe you are pretty safe....no need for the "sky-is-falling" mentality, just yet
vlatko said:
personally, i've decided to try linux after seeing some screenshots of one KDE distro, i'm a sucker for eye candy. than i started reading out about linux and found an article on one croatian site about ubuntu taking over the linux scene. i ordered some free cds and the rest is history.
wow! Never knew that.... Three converted by me in less than a year, nice.int:
I know most of you guys know my story, but I love saying it again and again and again....
I read a lot about linux back in 2001-2002 and took the next step and bought me an original red hat 9 back in 2003. Didn't really get my hands around it, as I couldn't configure my modem, and broadband was basically non-existent in Saudi Arabia....
Fast Forward December 2005. Woke up one morning and went to get me a pack of cigarettes, and saw a magazine with a SuSE 10, so I shelled out $25, went back home popped it in my drive and rebooted....with no preparation whatsoever This time I also had no broadband, but went out and bought me an external modem ($75 
), of course it worked out of the box, and started a two month crusade (see it could be used in a non-religious non-war context) to understand this alien system....I believe I succeeded!
BTW this integrated spell checker in Edgy is gr8!!
int: I know most of you guys know my story, but I love saying it again and again and again....
I read a lot about linux back in 2001-2002 and took the next step and bought me an original red hat 9 back in 2003. Didn't really get my hands around it, as I couldn't configure my modem, and broadband was basically non-existent in Saudi Arabia....
Fast Forward December 2005. Woke up one morning and went to get me a pack of cigarettes, and saw a magazine with a SuSE 10, so I shelled out $25, went back home popped it in my drive and rebooted....with no preparation whatsoever
This time I also had no broadband, but went out and bought me an external modem ($75 ), of course it worked out of the box, and started a two month crusade (see it could be used in a non-religious non-war context) to understand this alien system....I believe I succeeded!BTW this integrated spell checker in Edgy is gr8!!
SexualChocolate said:
Hey, I met ubuntu before I met Martin
But it's beside the point who the converter is as long as the message gets out. (Although I have to say Rami is doing a heck of a job. )My biggest 'sale' was probably Firefox, not least because it brought Graham onto our side, who campaigned more vigorously than I ever would have.
Ok, I compiled my new kernel (2.6.18.2), based on the the howtoforge article Martin provided a couple of weeks ago. The first problem I faced, is that the webcam didn't work, I copied the same config settings of my older kernel as the guide suggested (the kernel settings menu is very daunting, any comprehensive explanation of it out there?), whats wrong?
Another thing, in the config settings, under architecture, I couldn't find how i could compile for 686 chips in particular, how could explicitly choose the architecture??
Another thing, in the config settings, under architecture, I couldn't find how i could compile for 686 chips in particular, how could explicitly choose the architecture??