Screen capture of your desktop!

[tech_support]

Here's my new Windows Vista Desktop.
Sleekly and shiny, but not sure if it's secure.
That's why I have NIS.



EDIT: Or... If you're an ImageShack Hater/Can't use it here's a link:
http://www.b3ta.cr3ation.co.uk/data/jpg/p4160113.jpg

[Twey]

That's why I have NIS.

Haha, I gave up on NIS years ago, it kept crashing my system (and it took up more memory than every other program I was running combined)

I can't see the image... ImageShack, especially the US mirrors, can be very slow for us in the UK: the request usually times out.

[techno_race]

but not sure if it's secure.

More secure than any other Windows operating system. That is, as long as you installed antivirus software. I did and left everything else the way it was (in the security category, of course) and I haven't been hit by any malware yet. Well, I dunno about the BSoD caused by clicking a link, but...nothing anything could find. Except some program I can't remember the name of.

I'll get some more shots and put them up here. Don't forget - I'll be online all day.

P.S. Twey - I won't use ImageShack.

[techno_race]

Couldn't do it.

To stop the "How do I customize with Windows?" thing,

(ImageShack )

I'll customize that.

[ItsMeOnly]

And another desktop to play on

[tech_support]

Haha, I gave up on NIS years ago, it kept crashing my system (and it took up more memory than every other program I was running combined)

Heh. Are you aware that NIS2007 only uses 744KB of memory now?
Anyway, what Anti Virus/Internet Security do you use?

I can't see the image... ImageShack, especially the US mirrors, can be very slow for us in the UK: the request usually times out.

There's an edit with another link. (I heard that this is from the UK)

[Twey]

Heh. Are you aware that NIS2007 only uses 744KB of memory now?

I wasn't. I haven't used it since said bad experiences

Anyway, what Anti Virus/Internet Security do you use?

I use Linux. My Windows machines and virtual hosts have no direct Internet access, for security purposes.

[boxxertrumps]

I'm glad that avast is available for linux.
But i haven't had any problems with viruses yet, it took about a month for windows to become noticeably compramised.

[Twey]

I'm glad that avast is available for linux.

It's really only of help for scanning Windows files, say on a fileserver. Most professional Linux anti-virus suites (such as ClamAV) are based around the assumption that you'll be doing that.

[boxxertrumps]

So.. There's no linux specific antivirus? i mean, there's really no point unless i login as root, i rarely do that, but when i do...