Grisoft Introduces AVG Linux Free

January 13th 2006 | Linux

Grisoft, the company who has been offering FREE anti-virus support to Microsoft Windows support for quite some time has extended their collection of virus protection to support GNU/Linux. Grisoft AVG Free is slated to be the first commercial-grade anti-virus product for Linux home users.

The intent of their free version is strictly for private and non-commercial use. The free edition of Grisoft for Linux can be downloaded here. The Linux binaries are available in three i386 RPMs for Red Hat, Mandrake/Mandriva, and SuSE. The latest release at the time of writing is v7.1.0022.

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Grisoft Introduces AVG Linux Free
Published in: Linux on 2006-01-13