Subj : Ddge 3.99/SR9/SR16 released and avai
To : Nicholas Boel
From : Roger Nelson
Date : Mon Dec 11 2017 07:42 am
On Sun Dec-10-2017 08:40, Nicholas Boel (1:154/10) wrote to Roger Nelson:
NB> On Sat Dec 09 2017 07:10:52, Roger Nelson wrote to Nicholas Boel:
RN> I saw that last night. They simply should remove the links if they
RN> aren't going to support Linux. I'm just now wondering if Torvalds did
RN> the same thing to AVG (and maybe some others) he did to a certain
RN> video card manufacturer.
NB> After replying to your message, I kept digging a bit. It almost
NB> seems as though some time in the last 5 years *all* antivirus
NB> providers that supported Linux ended up either completely stopping
NB> the support, or started charging for corporate usage and getting
NB> rid of any "free home" versions.
Without stating why? That seems ominous, or maybe a better word would be
ambiguous.
RN> I'm on the Internet a lot, so if anything pops up for Linux, I'll post
RN> it here.
NB> Thanks. I would be interested in checking them out, however clamav
NB> does indeed work, it just needs to be adjusted to ignore D'Bridge
NB> releases if and until they actually make a real fix for it.
I ran across the same thing you did.
RN> ...We have everything here: tornadoes, tropical storms, hurricanes and
RN> snow.
NB> I spoke too soon. We have a couple inches on the ground now. I've
NB> had a "cold" for the past month, and it seems to never go away when
NB> working outdoors in this weather. :(
The snow is gone now, but it was a nice change for a couple of days. It's
still right at freezing here, but no clouds in sight.
