I need a tool that can identify and quarantine suspect files. As a sysadmin, I don't need something to give me flashy graphics, nor do I need something that will do harm to my systems. ClamAV is that tool. This frontend is simple, straight-forward and appears to work. It offers me a variety of options such as a progress bar (I don't use it), quar. folders for suspect files, and updates for definitions.

The only failure I've seen (in a beta product, mind you) is that some of our systems go to sleep after a specified time. ClamXav was still running when this occurred. Unfortunately, it did not resume its run when the system awoke. It wasn't aware that it had idled. It was completely responsive (stop scan, access to prefs, quit politely, etc.) -- but if it had some capacity to remember where it left off and to resume a scan, that would be nice.

A clean, uncluttered and intelligently-simple interface devoid of unnecessary graphics while still being visually accessible is a big plus. Thanks much to the developer.