Most terrifying viruses

[UglyKidJoe]

I think the biggest hurdle Linux has are its arrogant users who think they are better than everyone else.

BUT WE ARE BETTER>>>

@ Linoman, I think that just proved you point!

But then again, I suppose my 10 years working on Unix based systems isn't good enough for Mr Superior here (so yes, I know what a kernel is ). Sheesh, all these insults are a waste of bandwidth.

Anyway, time to move on

 

[porchrat]

How many linux distros are ready for corporate desktop use.....none

How ready is Vista?

It has more problems than any of the current major Linux distros.

 

[<moLe>]

well then to each his own....still stand by my point...with windows you are (1)wasting system resources (2) you are wasting a crap load of money (thats if your legit) and I dont find MS xp or vista to beworth all that money. Maybe got carried away with the intelligence thing but how can anyone gratify buying a copy of windows?
And no Linux isnt perfect, but the community is taking leaps and strides with the development of various linux projects. And no cant advise Linux to everyone cause even though I got COD4 running on linux (via wine + winetrix) I must once again admit it doesnt come close to the performance in windows. But thats obviously not linux'es fault the game was made for windows.

 

[porchrat]

A virus usually depends as much on a user not being computer litterate as it depends on windows.

I dont have an antivirus at home on my XP machine because they are resource hogs.

How do you know that you don't have a virus on your machine right now? Not all of them are easy to see at work.