belkinsa
April 27th, 2010, 03:20 PM
Sorry for the uber long title.
Anyways, I am doing a speech on how to keep your computer free of malware and this is my Linux part of the outline. I need another point after my unpaired "a." And if you have another comments, don't be shy and post them. I will put in info about the every 6 months there is a new release of the next system or whatever. Thanks.
III. The last key step is, if possible, get Linux.
A. Linux rarely gets attacked by malware.
1. Computer hackers and malware creators target Windows and Mac OS’s because almost everyone has it (and I think how the code was written).
2. The example I will use is Ubuntu because I know more about this one than the other Linux systems.
3. While Windows and Mac only have upgrades to their older versions, Linux has many versions for the peoples’ needs. Different people have different needs.
a. An example is Edubuntu for educators who would like to use Linux for education.
b.
Anyways, I am doing a speech on how to keep your computer free of malware and this is my Linux part of the outline. I need another point after my unpaired "a." And if you have another comments, don't be shy and post them. I will put in info about the every 6 months there is a new release of the next system or whatever. Thanks.
III. The last key step is, if possible, get Linux.
A. Linux rarely gets attacked by malware.
1. Computer hackers and malware creators target Windows and Mac OS’s because almost everyone has it (and I think how the code was written).
2. The example I will use is Ubuntu because I know more about this one than the other Linux systems.
3. While Windows and Mac only have upgrades to their older versions, Linux has many versions for the peoples’ needs. Different people have different needs.
a. An example is Edubuntu for educators who would like to use Linux for education.
b.