Yes. A very large variety of operating systems are available free of cost, and many with source code available.
Operating systems available free of charge, for any purpose, with source available:Some are
1. DOS
2. RxDOS
3. Ubuntu
4. ReactOS
etc
You can find and download more free OS from the link that I have posted in the related links with this question.
Actually, Yes.
There are many operating systems out there which have no possibility for a malware to be written.
THESE CAN AND WILL GET VIRUSES:
Microsoft Windows is a real disadvantage in this, as any program (including malware) can be run and installed WITHOUT the user's permission, viewing this website with a bad line of HTML code will (theoretically) destroy your windows PC.
Linux is like this as well, however there is a real lack of LINIX programmers, sunce there are so many adaptations of LINUX around and thee tiny market share they own.
Most Smartphones: These will get viruses as quickly as windows will, for owners of S60 (the most used smartphone in the world) this is a severe problem.
THESE MIGHT GET MALWARE IF YOU ARE AN IDIOT:
Mac OSX: Mac does not get malware simply from viewing a site, but DO get malware if you really go out of your way to put it on. You will have to manually download a file from somewhere (an untrusted site), wait for the download, manually install the software, allow extra permissions to the file system, do this, do that... virtually impossible
Regular Phones: These run the J2ME Operating system, which has to be configured to work alike MAC
IMPOSSIBLE:
iPhone, iPad: Software has to be certified by Apple and downloaded from the Apple website. You can't make your own software (unless Apple gives YOU permission for a hefty sum of cash). You can however get malware is you hack (jailbreak) the iPhone with your computer and install a similar operating system
- It is understood that "VIRUSES" are actually a specific type of malware (malicious software) which involved corrupt and coding changed OFFICIAL FILES (totally recoding internet Explorer 9 to becoming a media Player is an example). I substitute MALWARE for VIRUS as malware is really anything you don't want (like most stuff which steals your credit card details which AREN'T viruses), rather than a specific type of bad software.
use linux operating system
Virus free is not true at all. However, virus writers have a harder time in a linux environment. and linux distros don't run as admin/root by default .
AntiVir or AVG are two good free anti-virus programs.
In simple terms: Linux is an operating system. A virus is a malicious application that infects and attempts to damage or altar system files in a computer/operating system. You can get a virus in Linux, yes, as with any operating system but no Linux itself is not a virus. Just make sure anything you use is from a trusted source.
no a virus cannot speed up the operating system even if it was sent from it
Nothing is virus free and safe. No matter what operating system, or internet browser you ever use; nothing is virus safe. The best thing you can do is keep your system up to date, keep your browser up to date, and ascertain that you have a great virus detection program installed.
If you operating system is unbootable, then the safest option is to reformat and reinstall.
This is the free Microsoft anti-virus line. This is a totally free service that will walk you through the virus removal steps: For support within the United States and Canada, call toll-free (866) PCSAFETY (727-2338).
A macro virus takes advantage of the relationship between the trust application and the operating system?
virus
Basically - No. A computer virus can possibly damage images you have downloaded to your computer, but not your camera. A virus does its business by running certain system commands in the operating system. The camera does not have the same type of operating system as a computer.
The KM player by Pandora TV is an Open Source/Free product that costs $0. This free operating system is 100% safe and virus free download from Softonic.