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I'm running Xubuntu 15.10. I don't even know if the Sophos free a/v will work on my machine. Anybody know? And anybody know if the Sophos is worthwhile installing? Thanks.
Your computer is filled with your personal information, and if your computer is a Mac then it was also probably a significant investment. To protect your machine and your information there are antivirus products like Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac (Free), which puts antivirus and Web protection on your Mac. We look forward to testing it soon.
Your computer is filled with your personal information, and if your computer is a Mac then it was also probably a significant investment. To protect your machine and your information there are antivirus products like Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac (Free), which puts antivirus and Web protection on your Mac. We look forward to testing it soon.
An odd first post ... why would you recommend a MacOS product in a Linux Software forum?
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