Your right. And I'm a retired technical writer. I'll keep that in mind next time.
You‘re a retired technical writer too? Wow. Can you share some of your work?
Would you like to see my resume by the way?
Your right. And I'm a retired technical writer. I'll keep that in mind next time.
Zandars may sleep much, but they seldom die.
While I haven't used linux(yet), I wondered why folks don't put a Linux distro on another, making a perfect sandbox for such problems.That's the main thing I like about portable Linux install on my flash drive. I don't even care about pen testing. If you hacked me and wrecked everything, I would just clone from another flash drive install and keep rolling. All the files I care about are stored on multiple offline devices.
"The most secure situation is not having to care about security."
'Came in a little late for this one, but HAD to respond.....sooo true, lol.Yes, but - how can spyware be secure???![]()
As a virtual box, I mean. Wouldn't that be better than anti-virus?While I haven't used linux(yet), I wondered why folks don't put a Linux distro on another, making a perfect sandbox for such problems.
As a virtual box, I mean. Wouldn't that be better than anti-virus?
FYI, win11 is a jazzed up, junk version of 10. Same kernel. I bought a new Dell with 11 on it. Hated it. Downgraded it to a lite 10. Much better.
I mean... You could if you want. But each virtual machine would take up disk space, and it would stack RAM usage every time you used it.As a virtual box, I mean. Wouldn't that be better than anti-virus?
Considering how much ram anti-virus can use, It makes me wonder if it would be worth it. A small/er linux with another small linux as a virtual machine would still be small & faster than a windoze, lol.I mean... You could if you want. But each virtual machine would take up disk space, and it would stack RAM usage every time you used it.
On the other hand, most modern machines could handle it. And you could clone virtual machines all day long, as long as you had enough disk space for each one.
That's over my head. I'm just a user. Don't even know a single coding language. So I'll take your word for it.Agree! Especially if you're doing sw development. Can't get better than Linux for development. Except maybe Solaris now owned by Oracle using the full-up Unix OS.