Clean Install for Vuze on Linux

[FirstPrime]

Does anyone know where I can find a clean install for Vuze on Linux?  I downloaded http://cf1.vuze.com/files/VuzeInstaller.tar.bz2 and thankfully I installed it on a clean VM.  After the install, my browser was redirected to Yahoo! (Yuck!), AdBlock, Ghostery, BitDefender, HTTPSeverywhere, and others were disabled, plus a couple of new extensions were installed I had never heard of.  I'm not sure what other malware may have been installed on the system itself, that was bad enough.  I blew off the VM since it was probably corrupted.

So, anyone else have experience with Vuze downloads?  I used to have a clean Vuze install and got by on regular updates of the jar file through the Beta program, so no malware.  Is malware the norm now?  If so, I will declare Vuze useless and move elsewhere.  Not worth the hassle.  It used to be a great product.

[ArronM]

The linux tar only contains Vuze.  It has no offers, toolbars, ads or anything like that.

Try it again on a different VM.

[FirstPrime]

I apologize.  I must have downloaded from somewhere else.  Vuze came up cleanly.

Now to start the process of transferring torrents over to Vuze, again.

Thanks!

[mammalien]

Is there vuze plus for windows then, after subscribing I was unable to download vuze plus for linux, I came up as a button, but would only come up with a 404 error when I tried to download. The regular VuzeInstaller.tar.bz2 has no "Activate Vuze" button anywhere as far as I can tell.

[parg]

There is no Vuze Plus for Linux - it is only available on Windows/Mac

[mammalien]

Fair Enough, now that I have subscribed is there any way to stop the adware message asking me to subscribe?

[parg]

Follow the instructions regarding disabling the 'Promo View' here"

http://wiki.vuze.com/w/Vuze_disappears#Known_Causes

[mammalien]

Thanks,already gone.. Much Apprec.