ON - Access Protection

[Lisandro]

Actually, no (though I'm sure it would have been a matter of minutes for you ).
I was told that the help files translation was sent to Dublin by somebody else. They are not in HTML yet, but when they are, I'll send them to you - so that you can check/correct.

Igor, in other post I've asked you the Passolo file...
Maybe the better for homogeneity will be receiving both, the Passolo and the HTML files 

[bamend]

This is my first day running Ubuntu.  Very confusing.  I just loaded Avast.  Will it run everytime I start up?  how do I know it's running?

[gamolar]

In Linux there is no resident protection, it active when you have suspicions of something.

With Avast I give Guarantee that the information and post office that shipment to my clients go free of virus

    

[Lisandro]

and do you have 1.0.6b version installed?

http://lion.asw.cz/~mensik/avast4workstation-1.0.6b.tar.gz
http://lion.asw.cz/~mensik/avast4workstation-1.0.6b-1.i586.rpm
http://lion.asw.cz/~mensik/avast4workstation_1.0.6b-2_i386.deb

Links are dead 

[Dublin]

look here for active ones 

http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-for-linux-edition.html

[Dark_Knight]

look here for active ones 

http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-for-linux-edition.html

Does the latest Avast for Linux Workstation provide on-access (real-time) scanning found in similar products such as ClamAV? Does it integrate with email software such as Evolution? Also does it scan for rootkits or is it just capable of scanning for viruses, trojans and worms?

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rootkits

[Culpeper]

Not at this time.  Just on demand scanning.  Don't know about rootkits.  Avast for Linux uses the same definition files as the Windows version.