avast! Linux Home Edition represents an antivirus solution for the increasingly popular Linux platform.
The Home Edition is offered free of charge but only for home, non-commercial use. Both of these conditions should be met.
Main features:
Outstanding performance
Reasonable memory requirements
ICSA certified
Intuitive Simple User Interface
Independent on installed graphic libraries
Working with the scan results
Actions with infected files
Storing the scan results (history)
Virus encyclopedia
Command-line scanner with STDIN/STDOUT mode
Non-incremental updates
Updates can be completely automatic
Alerts via SMTP
Works on all modern distributions
Shell scripts for common tasks
Automatic updates
Updates of the virus database are another key need in virus protection. Avast! is usually updated at least 3 times a week (even more frequently during virus outbreaks), providing you with the most up-to-date definitions to efficiently protect your system against the latest threats.
Virus chest
The Linux version also has a chest directory where suspicious files are stored. These files can be deleted, or it is possible to work with them later. It is also possible to submit the files to our virus lab for further analysis.
System Reuirements
Any Linux distribution (x86 platform only) with GLIBC version 2.1 or higher and pthreads libraries installed
486 processor (Pentium or higher recommended)
32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended)
Download: avast! Linux Home Edition
The Home Edition is offered free of charge but only for home, non-commercial use. Both of these conditions should be met.
Main features:
Outstanding performance
Reasonable memory requirements
ICSA certified
Intuitive Simple User Interface
Independent on installed graphic libraries
Working with the scan results
Actions with infected files
Storing the scan results (history)
Virus encyclopedia
Command-line scanner with STDIN/STDOUT mode
Non-incremental updates
Updates can be completely automatic
Alerts via SMTP
Works on all modern distributions
Shell scripts for common tasks
Automatic updates
Updates of the virus database are another key need in virus protection. Avast! is usually updated at least 3 times a week (even more frequently during virus outbreaks), providing you with the most up-to-date definitions to efficiently protect your system against the latest threats.
Virus chest
The Linux version also has a chest directory where suspicious files are stored. These files can be deleted, or it is possible to work with them later. It is also possible to submit the files to our virus lab for further analysis.
System Reuirements
Any Linux distribution (x86 platform only) with GLIBC version 2.1 or higher and pthreads libraries installed
486 processor (Pentium or higher recommended)
32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended)
Download: avast! Linux Home Edition
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