spyware or somthing

hmm

deep burner pro, sound blaster x-fi drivers inc the control panels etc.., dameon tools, get right download manager, AVAST!, limewire, azuerus, MTA San Andreas, San Andreas Multiplayer, Adaware SE, SS&D, Nero, GTA SA external mods, Window Blinds, Windows Media Player (11) and more, cant be typing them all.
 
Windows Linux
deep burner pro --> K3B
sound blaster x-fi drivers --> Taken care of automatically
dameon tools --> K3B; Probably others but I haven't looked
get right download manager --> Kget
AVAST! --> Avast! for Linux
limewire --> Limewire for Linux
MTA San Andreas --> Probably plays under Cedega
San Andreas Multiplayer --> Probably plays under Cedega
Adaware SE --> Not needed in Linux
Nero -- > K3B
Window Blinds --> Compiz/XGL 3D Desktop
Windows Media Player --> Amarok; Kaffiene
 
yea but the X-FI mode console thing aint taken care of, with the cmss 3d and crystalizer and dts setting etc..
 
yea but the X-FI mode console thing aint taken care of, with the cmss 3d and crystalizer and dts setting etc..
The routing stuff is all there if you know what you're doing. It just doesn't have all the "X-FI!!!!!" stuff written all over it, and there's no shiny GUI by Creative for it.

Funny, a lot of the software you listed is security stuff which isn't necessary in Linux by design. However, if you really wanted to there are plenty of AV's for Linux, both free & commercial. That being said, there are more anti-virii for Linux than virii, and there are ZERO Linux virii in the wild; none. Nada. Zilch. Nein. Not one. So, it seems like a major waste of resources to me.
 
sounds like maybe antiviruses on linux computers, maybe a linux server are used to scan windows computers?
 
surely one day they will be viruses for linux when linux starts becoming more popular, i mean it cant be impossible for viruses to develop for linux.
 
surely one day they will be viruses for linux when linux starts becoming more popular, i mean it cant be impossible for viruses to develop for linux.
Viruses are not effective on Linux because of the ways it's designed. As a result, it's pointless to write them.
 
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