ESET NOD32 for Linux on triple-boot on two drives

Hi,

I'm new to ESET, to Linux, and to this forum, so I've got several 00bs in my n00b status .

I'm running a triple-boot desktop with Win 7 Pro on a 120 GB SSD, and Linux Ubuntu and Mint on a 320 GB Velociraptor (conventional HDD) .

I really only installed Linux for extra security for online banking and other financial transactions, and although I'm still on Windows more than on Linux, I made the transition to Linux pretty well and I could probably live without Windows if I had to.

I'm currently toggling between Ubuntu and Mint to see which one I like best, and eventually I'll probably just go to a dual-boot with Windows and my chosen Linux flavor.

Now I don't even currently have ESET installed -
I'm waiting to hear the verdict here before I install a trial, and then most likely I'll purchase a license.

Currently my Windows drive is protected with select freeware (I do know a little about what I'm doing there), and my Linux drive is unprotected except for my Firefox security add-ons - which are primarily for more secure banking.

Question is, can I protect my whole computer with one ESET install?
Or will I have to run separate security on each drive?

And if it's the second case, does that mean purchasing two licenses for one computer?
(Because if that's the case, I'll probably stick with my freeware on my Windows drive and use ESET on the Linux drive.)

Thanks in advance for any advice, and I apologize for too much info.

 

Hello Jeep,
see question 4.

you just need one licence for your triple boot.

you will need to install eset on all the operating systems you which to protect.

 

Thank you lodore for the fast answer... and amazingly it was one I was hoping to hear!

BTW, I did read these FAQs

http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?pag...se&newguid=0500198025117d2301322b303540007f39

But I guess I just didn't dig deep enough

Thanks again,
jeep