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Fanvil V63 Gigabit Linux Business VoIP Phone - PoE and Colour Display
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Vmware Workstation 16 Pro for Linux EN Global (Software License)
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What Linux mailbox software is available?
There are several popular Linux mailbox software options available, including Postfix, Exim, and Sendmail. Postfix is known for its security and easy configuration, making it a popular choice for many Linux users. Exim is another widely used mail transfer agent that is known for its flexibility and scalability. Sendmail is one of the oldest and most widely used mail transfer agents, known for its reliability and extensive feature set. These options provide a range of choices for Linux users looking to set up and manage mailboxes on their systems.
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Why is Linux often perceived as hacker software?
Linux is often perceived as hacker software because of its association with the open-source community and its use by many hackers and cybersecurity professionals. Additionally, its flexibility and customizable nature make it a popular choice for those who want to customize their operating system for specific tasks, including hacking. Furthermore, Linux's command-line interface and powerful tools make it a preferred platform for those with technical expertise, including hackers. However, it's important to note that Linux is a legitimate and widely used operating system with many benefits for both personal and professional use.
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How do I install software for Linux Ubuntu?
To install software on Linux Ubuntu, you can use the Ubuntu Software Center or the command line. In the Ubuntu Software Center, you can search for the software you want and click "Install" to download and install it. If you prefer using the command line, you can use the "apt" package manager to install software by running the command "sudo apt install [package-name]". Make sure to update your package lists first with "sudo apt update" to ensure you are installing the latest version of the software.
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What are possible software errors in Linux Ubuntu?
Possible software errors in Linux Ubuntu can include system crashes, application freezes, package installation issues, driver compatibility problems, and kernel panics. These errors can occur due to bugs in the software, conflicts between different applications or drivers, hardware issues, or improper system configurations. It is important to regularly update the system and software, as well as troubleshoot and diagnose any errors to ensure the smooth functioning of the Ubuntu system.
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VMware Workstation 17 Player for Linux EN Global (Software License)
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Avast Business Antivirus for Linux
Protect your Linux systems with our lightweight antivirus solution that provides instant protection Keep your Linux systems protected with our lightweight antivirus solution that won't slow you down. Our CommunityIQ technology provides real-time protection against Linux malware and speeds up workstations by protecting files on Server and consuming less energy with multi-core support. Scan results See the results of each malicious file detected on separate lines. These show clean files, files that could not be scanned and files that were excluded from the scan. File Server Shield A real-time file scanner that scans files written to any of the monitored mount points. Supports a fanotify-based "on-write" file system shield designed for file server operation that efficiently protects your files on both Samba and NFS. reliable & powerful security Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit systems Supports various operating systems such as Red Hat, Debian and Ubuntu Can find malware on dual-boot systems with other operating systems Is continuously developed and updated How does the Linux antivirus work? Output format of the virus scan: Each identified malicious file is listed on a separate line. Clean files are marked with an "[OK]" label. Infected files that could not be scanned due to insufficient permissions or corrupted archives are marked with an "[ERROR]" label. Files that were excluded from the scan with the -e option are marked with an "[EXCLUDED]" label. Updating the virus definitions: Regular virus definition database (VPS) updates are essential to maintain up-to-date antivirus protection. Avast Business Antivirus for Linux provides a shell script that checks, downloads and installs the latest VPS. The updated script is installed by default and executed hourly as a cron job. Streaming updates When enabled, the scan service establishes a persistent network connection to the Avast cloud and downloads virus definition updates as soon as they are released. Streaming updates complement the regular virus database updates to keep you protected at all times. Distribution packages The Linux antivirus software components include DEB packages for Debian (Ubuntu) systems and RPM packages for RedHat/SUSE systems, which are distributed as standard software packages. Software repositories are also provided so that all standard system management tools can be used to keep the Avast Business programs up to date.
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Avast Business Antivirus for Linux
Protect your Linux systems with our lightweight antivirus solution that provides instant protection Keep your Linux systems protected with our lightweight antivirus solution that won't slow you down. Our CommunityIQ technology provides real-time protection against Linux malware and speeds up workstations by protecting files on Server and consuming less energy with multi-core support. Scan results See the results of each malicious file detected on separate lines. These show clean files, files that could not be scanned and files that were excluded from the scan. File Server Shield A real-time file scanner that scans files written to any of the monitored mount points. Supports a fanotify-based "on-write" file system shield designed for file server operation that efficiently protects your files on both Samba and NFS. reliable & powerful security Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit systems Supports various operating systems such as Red Hat, Debian and Ubuntu Can find malware on dual-boot systems with other operating systems Is continuously developed and updated How does the Linux antivirus work? Output format of the virus scan: Each identified malicious file is listed on a separate line. Clean files are marked with an "[OK]" label. Infected files that could not be scanned due to insufficient permissions or corrupted archives are marked with an "[ERROR]" label. Files that were excluded from the scan with the -e option are marked with an "[EXCLUDED]" label. Updating the virus definitions: Regular virus definition database (VPS) updates are essential to maintain up-to-date antivirus protection. Avast Business Antivirus for Linux provides a shell script that checks, downloads and installs the latest VPS. The updated script is installed by default and executed hourly as a cron job. Streaming updates When enabled, the scan service establishes a persistent network connection to the Avast cloud and downloads virus definition updates as soon as they are released. Streaming updates complement the regular virus database updates to keep you protected at all times. Distribution packages The Linux antivirus software components include DEB packages for Debian (Ubuntu) systems and RPM packages for RedHat/SUSE systems, which are distributed as standard software packages. Software repositories are also provided so that all standard system management tools can be used to keep the Avast Business programs up to date.
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Why doesn't the internet work on Linux?
The internet not working on Linux is not a common issue and is usually due to specific configurations or settings on the user's system. It could be related to network drivers not being properly installed or configured, firewall settings blocking internet access, or issues with the network connection itself. Troubleshooting steps such as checking network settings, restarting the network service, or updating drivers can help resolve the issue.
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Is the Logitech Gaming Software not available on Linux?
Yes, the Logitech Gaming Software is not available on Linux. Logitech has not developed a version of their gaming software specifically for the Linux operating system. However, there are some third-party tools and community-developed solutions that may provide some level of support for Logitech gaming peripherals on Linux. Users can explore these alternatives to see if they meet their needs for configuring and customizing their Logitech gaming devices on a Linux system.
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How do I disable software rendering mode in Linux Mint?
To disable software rendering mode in Linux Mint, you can try the following steps: 1. Open the Terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T. 2. Type the command `sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf` and press Enter. 3. Look for the section that contains the line `Driver "modesetting"` and change it to `Driver "intel"` or `Driver "nouveau"` depending on your graphics card. 4. Save the file and restart your computer for the changes to take effect.
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Why does the internet not work on Linux?
The internet not working on Linux is not a common issue and is usually due to specific configuration problems or hardware compatibility issues. Linux is a robust operating system that supports a wide range of network devices and protocols. If the internet is not working on Linux, it could be due to incorrect network settings, driver issues, or firewall configurations. Troubleshooting steps such as checking network settings, updating drivers, and disabling firewalls can help resolve the issue.
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