MarioLB

I always loved ESET NOD32 for Linux, and I have used it on my desktop, personal notebook and work notebook. However, I was surprised with the news that it will be discontinued on next year. The business version is clearly not good for home users due to the cost and the dependencies on ESET PROTECT. So, I think the business version could have two interfaces: the actual ESET PROTECT for business cases, and a more simple GUI for home users. In this case, the main daemon do not need to be changed, and the home GUI could be used to control the main daemon. On business environments, admins will install only daemons on workstations, as they do today, and home users will install the current daemon and a small interface to control the daemon. Is that possible?

The same problem for me. I'm using Debian Stretch (9.4) / Gnome. - Firefox 64-bit 60.0.1 crashes; - Opera 53.0.2907.68: it does not start; - Google Chrome Version 67.0.3396.62 (Official Build) (64-bit): it does not start. With ESET NOD32 version 4.0.85.0 all browsers run fine. Thank you.