Re: [libreoffice-users] MS Anniversary upgrade warning - not LO issue

On 12/7/2016 10:51 AM, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster
<webmaster@krackedpress.com> wrote:
> If you find Virualbox works well for you, then fine.  Others may have 
> good reasons to not use it.

The only good reasons I can think of not to use it would be an extremely
underpowered/resourced system, or you're an extreme gamer...

> Same with people using the various Linux distros and different
> desktop environments.

Virtualbox runs under linux, and I'd be surprised if the vast majority
of linux users' distro didn't have it available in their standard
package repo.

> I do not run a Virtualbox type of system on any system since the early 
> 2000's.  I do not want to have any speed reductions for my systems.

Hasn't been a problem in a long time - unless, like I said, you're an
extreme gamer or something like that.

> With Windows, I have put so much security software on my Windows systems 
> and Windows partitions on the dual boot systems.  That take a lot of 
> processor power to keep my Windows systems free of any "nasties" that 
> are out there to infect and/or destroy my systems.

Good quality security software should not have a significant impact on
system performance - if it does, you're using the wrong software.

> I am the guy people come to when they do not keep their systems safe 
> from infections and need to have them cleaned up so they can us them 
> again.  Many times I need to remove their drive[s] and run them on my 
> systems as an external drives, since their systems are too infected to 
> reinstall and run the cleaning security packages.

Why go to all that trouble? Just use a bootable CD or USB stick (like
I've been using for years).

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