Why You Shouldn't Use Microsoft Windows11.
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NOD32 Antivirus Protects you against all types of malware, including viruses, ransomware, worms and spyware and has on-access scan.
ESET have retained all the excellent features of the Windows version and protects against both Linux and Windows threats.
Plus it is light on computer resources, letting you enjoy the full power of your computer.
Play, work and browse the internet without your computer slowing down.
Using the software is simple, nice and easy with a beautiful GUI, it puts all the vital security information and actions right at your fingertips.
License: proprietary license
One year license costs: €29.95 Euro
Note: You get a 30-day free trial or you can buy a license. Just enter your name and e-mail.
IMPORTANT: ESET NOD32 ANTIVIRUS FOR LINUX DESKTOP currently receives limited support and will be terminated in Q3 2022.
The Endpoint Antivirus lists only Suse, Ubuntu and RedHat as supported distros, so I will have to test it on Debian 11/LMDE5 later.
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First download the 64-bit installer here.
sudo apt-get install libc6:i386
Press Enter.
cd Downloads
Press Enter.
chmod +x eset_nod32av_64bit_en.linux
Press Enter.
./eset_nod32av_64bit_en.linux
Press Enter and the setup process begins.
Click Next and Accept their license agreement.
Next you will be given a choice of Typical ( Recommended ) installation or Custom.
Click Next again.
Now Enable "ThreatSense" and click Next.
Once you are logged in again, a popu-up window will appear. You will need to activate the software. Either enter your full license details or click Activate Trial License.
Update the database and run your first Full-scan of your system. Don't be discouraged if it first says it couldn't update the database, just click it again and it will work. Afterwards it will auto-update by itself.
Windows has always been the preferred platform for gaming, but after STEAM's interest in Linux more game developers are making their games natively available for Linux.
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