so if I pirate a game and install it on a separate drive and run it with wine is it possible to get a bad virus with it?
>>55355330
Yes.
>>55355338
there has to be some way I can safely pirate without getting BTFO
>>55355364
Virtual Machine with pci-e passthrough and no internet. Maybe.
>>55355330
what a beautiful body
Yes, but wine are easy to isolate using winetricks.
Simply create new wine home, unmap your root / drive (usually mapped to Z:\\).
Run the program, if no good then delete your wine folder.
>>55355330
What happened to her? She used to be perfect!
>>55355784
>unmap your root / drive (usually mapped to Z:\\)
This. It's important.
>>55355784
That would stop common windows malware, but be aware that you can still call linux syscalls from wine. Remember: wine is not an emulator.
>>55355330
>this is considered fit in clapistan
>>55355330
Ask yourself this. Who puts a virus for Linux in a windows application?
>>55355330
Puberty ruins precious little girls.
Stop ruin my waifu!
>>55355414
Probably but remember that when someone is providing you the way to bypass a protection on a program that was not meant to be used for free, most of the time you must trust blindly on the provider of that crack.
>>55355784
>>55355857
It's possible too, however remember that wine is not a sandbox and it's not meant to be one, it's a compatibility layer. It may be possible if you run wine in a container similar to the one snap packages use, but otherwise remember that a computer cannot distinguish between executing desirable code and undesirable code. The best it can be done is limiting permissions to access resources unless the user allows it explicitly, use a list of known undesirable programs and use heuristics.
>>55355330
Chloe is gonna be a big fatty when she's older.
>>55355330
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
>>55355330
Yes, WINE compatibility with viruses are much greater than games.
>>55357559
>>55358129
Someone at Subway should start some sort of foundation to keep girls from getting fat in their teen years.
>>55355330
clamav found a active x homepage resetter in my IE tmp internet files one time (years ago).
It didn't seem to me like it was doing anything though.
>Virus wouldn't work if it couldn't find the expected path to other files probably.
