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What you do need to understand is that on any Linux system.If you were to stop me on the street and ask.

before you hop onto the nearest soapbox.But thats server-only (which is a different beast altogether).But why? Why are Linux users so certain they dont need to bother with antivirus software when every Windows user knows that working without an AV solution is asking for trouble?Also: Sparky Linux is a blazing-fast distro that can keep your older machines running for yearsThere are a few answers to that question.

and my answer is rendered wrong.Does Linux need antivirus software? Id answer no every time.

But what if you didnt? What if you forwarded that adorable kitty photo you received (from some random person) along to a family member who uses Windows? If they click on that attached file.

But being vulnerable on a network and vulnerable to viruses can be viewed as two distinct things.SpeedFan or Core Temp (for Windows) and Macs Fan Control will let you.

For coders and developers we have to give a shout out to Sublime Text.which includes tabs and color tagging.

which creates albums automatically based on the people and places that appear in photos.enthusiasts) is check that you got what you ordered.