AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition for Linux provides basic antivirus protection and is available for private and non-commercial use only.
You can download the free Linux version from HERE (.Deb, .Rpm, .sh and tar.gz files availoable).
Please note that this version of AVG is command-line so you must use a terminal to use it.
You can download the free Linux version from HERE (.Deb, .Rpm, .sh and tar.gz files availoable).
Please note that this version of AVG is command-line so you must use a terminal to use it.
Using AVG Free Anti-Virus for Linux
After installing the packages for your Linux distribution, open a terminal and:
-to start AVG, type the following command:
For more info, "man" command is your friend. Use:
-to start AVG, type the following command:
sudo avgctl --start
-to update the virus definitions:sudo avgupdate
-scanning is very simple, just use "sudo avgscan <folder to scan>". For example, to scan your home directory:sudo avgscan ~
For more info, "man" command is your friend. Use:
man avgscan
orman avgupdate