Virus software - US or UK version?
#16
Originally Posted by Bob
You still have to worry about them, especially a firewall, just because you won't get bombardment of spyware/virus, you'll still just as likely to have someone try and hack into your system.
#17
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Try the free version of AVG from Grisoft. I work in a college tech support and we put it on any student PCs which don't have an antivirus program.
#18
Originally Posted by willmore
mmm.....in all the years Ive been on a Mac Ive never had a problem - just lucky I guess! 

In a former life I was a Mac LAN administrator in a medical department of a major US University. It's not an accident that they have gone from Apple via UNIX to Microsoft operating systems.
I love this clip:
http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html
#19
Originally Posted by TRPardoe
Oh, give me a break.
In a former life I was a Mac LAN administrator in a medical department of a major US University. It's not an accident that they have gone from Apple via UNIX to Microsoft operating systems.
I love this clip:
http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html
In a former life I was a Mac LAN administrator in a medical department of a major US University. It's not an accident that they have gone from Apple via UNIX to Microsoft operating systems.
I love this clip:
http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html
Propaganda developed by bill gates to feed his ego! As I said Ive been on a Mac for years and never had the problems I had when I was on a PC!
#20
Originally Posted by TRPardoe
Oh, give me a break.
In a former life I was a Mac LAN administrator in a medical department of a major US University. It's not an accident that they have gone from Apple via UNIX to Microsoft operating systems.
I love this clip:
http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html
In a former life I was a Mac LAN administrator in a medical department of a major US University. It's not an accident that they have gone from Apple via UNIX to Microsoft operating systems.
I love this clip:
http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html
Back in the late 80s, when I first worked on the QE2 as Computer Systems' Officer and the Food & Beverage Department was a semi independent Mac club, we had a plethora of Mac viruses. They went away as fast as the Macs did.
Once we had a universal, properly protected, networked PC suite we had no virus or spyware problems at all.
.............and that's the God-damned truth.
#21
Originally Posted by willmore
Propaganda developed by bill gates to feed his ego! As I said Ive been on a Mac for years and never had the problems I had when I was on a PC! 

What I write has nothing to do with Bill Gates ego - I have never met him but I am very experienced in using his OSs as well as Mr. Jobs versions (prior to OSX) and SCO-UNIX. I have been an administrator on all of the above. I have also dabbled with Be-OS but not yet Linux.
I am interested to know what purpose/function you use your Mac for.
#22
Originally Posted by rochdalediva
Try the free version of AVG from Grisoft. I work in a college tech support and we put it on any student PCs which don't have an antivirus program.






