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For the sake of anyone doing searches for a solution to making the ESET NOD32 show the Unity panel icon in more recent distros such as Ubuntu 14.04, there are two straightforward solutions that I have found: 1. In Terminal run the following command (after installing ESET NOD32) - Reference hxxp://www.av-compar...nux_2015_en.pdf sudo apt-get install libappindicator1 OR 2. For those that prefer an option that fits in with the Unity Theme one can add a new AppIndicator called Indicator Systemtray Unity which adds a system tray to the Unity panel. A good howto can be found here hxxp://www.webupd8.o...for-ubuntu.html Certainly hope that the ESET NOD32 team keep their Linux version maintained, as it is certainly one of the best options when it comes to Linux antivirus programs.

For the sake of anyone doing searches for a solution to making the ESET NOD32 show the Unity panel icon in more recent distros such as Ubuntu 14.04, there are two straightforward solutions that I have found: 1. In Terminal run the following command (after installing ESET NOD32) - Reference hxxp://www.av-comparatives.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/avc_linux_2015_en.pdf sudo apt-get install libappindicator1 OR 2. For those that prefer an option that fits in with the Unity Theme one can add a new AppIndicator called Indicator Systemtray Unity which adds a system tray to the Unity panel. A good howto can be found here hxxp://www.webupd8.org/2015/05/on-demand-system-tray-for-ubuntu.html Certainly hope that the ESET NOD32 team keep their Linux version maintained, as it is certainly one of the best options when it comes to Linux antivirus programs.

I have a MacBook Pro with 3 partitions that have Mac OS X, Ubuntu & Win 7 respectively. When doing a scan with ESET NOD32 it shows up some possible infections within the Windows partition but appears to give no options to deal with them. Do I need to enable read/write access to the Mac OS X & Windows partitions for ESET NOD32 to be able to eliminate/quarantine the infected files. In closing I do wish to say that I very much like the way ESET NOD32 integrates with the new Ubuntu Unity desktop