ClamAV is a virus scanner for Linux and Unix systems. To install it on Ubuntu you can use Synaptic or install it from the command line using apt-get. sudo apt-get install clamav Once it’s installed you can set up a script for right click virus scanning in Nautilus.
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I ran across this tutorial the other day and thought it was worth passing on. A post on TuxTraining shows how to create a script to add right click virus scanning to Nautilus (the Gnome file manager) using ClamAV. ClamAV is a virus scanner for Linux and Unix systems.
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Continue reading Change the Week Start Day in Hamster AppletI recently got a deal on a new 1 TeraByte hard drive, so I decided to document the steps it took to get it up and running in Linux. I’m going to assume you want to format the drive for Linux. If not, then you can probably use the CD that comes with the hard …
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