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Resources
Software
- Free Software for Windows XP Home, XP Professional [top]
[Documentation
and Downloads] including: Symantec
Anti-Virus; Acrobat Reader; Internet Explorer;
Netscape; Mulberry; SSH (Secure Telnet Client); X-Win32 (X terminal);
QuickTime; Real Player; Shockwave; Ad-aware; AIM(R) Express; Aladdin
Expander (for file decompression); "UBFS Home" (for
accessing shared UBFS space); and WS_FTP (FTP Client); and many
more programs.
- Free Software for Macintosh OS [top]
[Documentation
and Downloads] including: Symantec
Anti-Virus; Acrobat Reader; Internet Explorer; Netscape;
Mulberry; QuickTime; Real Player; Shockwave; AIM(R) Express; Aladdin
Expander (for file decompression); Fetch (FTP Client); and many
more programs.
- Free Software for Linux OS [top]
[Documentation and
Downloads] - "a free, open source, UNIX operating system
that runs on several different kinds of computing hardware. UB
is providing minimal support for Linux as an alternative to Microsoft
Windows on PC hardware. There are several different distributions
of Linux for the PC. A Linux distribution is a collection of software
that includes the Linux kernel, which is the core of the operating
system, and other software that runs on it. Most major distributions
of Linux include an extensive set of applications, utilities,
programming tools, a graphical interface, and amusements." Learn more at http://redhat.buffalo.edu
- Firewall Software [top]
Firewalls act as a gatekeeper between your network and other networks
on the Internet. Firewalls let you control the type of communication
(email, ftp, logins, etc) between your computer to and from "the
world." Up to date firewall software is critical to maintain
the security of your personal computer if it is connected to the
Internet via a cable modem or digital service line. Here are three
reputable commercial products.
- BlackICE
- Symantec Client Security
- Zone Alarm (Download free
version)
- McAfee
- Free Ware [top]
The following information is provided as a service to our School
and should not be construed as a recommendation or guarantee of
performance.
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