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Defences Down! ClamTk is No Longer Maintained - OMG! Ubuntu
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I don't know anyone who actually used clamtk
I think the only TK-based tools I have ever uses are
gitkandgit gui. And even those I have mostly replaced withtigandlazygitI used it a few times. Essentially having a one-click scan was nice, but I could never get it to properly update the virus definitions. Now I just run clamd, freshclam and clamonacc at startup. Uses a ton of RAM but then I don't have to worry about actually doing anything beyond that.
You don't need it
I used it once back in like 2006.