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Perhaps I am not clear on whatt you mean.  Does it not have them because no one
writes them, or is it truly virus-proof?

Greg Lehey wrote:

> <SNIP>
>
> > An antivirus program
>
> FreeBSD doesn't have viruses, so it doesn't have anti-virus programs.
> I believe some people offer virus scanners for Email destined to
> Microsoft machines, but I can't say much about them.
>

<SNIP>

Laurence Berland



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