Must you incorporate it: No Should you incorporate it? Depends on your moral obligation. Some people take the high road and say, "They are running Windows. They deserve what they get. Virus's and all." Some take the low road. "Some of my friends still run Windows & I don't want to pass on an infection to them."
Your results may vary. My personal experience is that I do not have any anti-virus on my Linux workstation. Most of the forwarded messages I get are text. I have a VMware installation of Windows 98 & 2K, running Norton A/V to test messages that are questionable. I've found that common sense is usually the best defense against virial infection. Chad Vogelsong -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Miark Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 3:59 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] Linux forwarding Windows viruses "Paul M. Bucalo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> saith: > My original question than stands as this: Must I incorporate anti-virus > software on my Linux machine(s) to protect my Windows clients from ever > mistakenly getting a virus from me? It would seem that the answer is going > to have to be "yes", for their sake, not mine. Do you concur, Chad? What > about the rest of you?
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