Introduction to self-contained programs in the operating system of UbuntuLinux

Article Title: Introduction to programs in the operating system of UbuntuLinux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Ubuntu already comes with a lot of great programs. Unlike Xandros, most "must be installed" programs, such as OpenOffice.org, Gimp, and other programs, have been installed by default. Therefore, you do not need to install it again.

The program installed by default in each category is as follows:

Games)

Aisleriot Solitaire

Ataxx

Blackjack

Five or More

Four in Row

Freecell Solitaire

Gnometris

Iagno

Klotski

Mahjongg

Mines

Nibbles

Robots

Same Gnome

Tali

Tetravex

Attachment (Accessories)

Menu Editor)

Calculator)

Dictionary)

Screen (Take Screenshot)

Terminal Device (Terminal)

Notepad (Text Editor)

Internet)

Ekiga SoftPhone)

Firefox

Evolution email program

GAIM chat software

Terminal Server Client)

Sound and Video)

Movie Player)

Rythmbox Music Player)

Serpentine music CD creation software (Serpentine Audio CD Creator)

Sound Juicer CD Extractor)

Sound Recorder)

Graphics software (Graphics)

Gimp Image Editor)

GThumb Image Viewer)

XSane Image scanning software)

Office software)

OpenOffice.org

As you can see, Ubuntu has already integrated many basic programs by default for your daily applications. However, if you need more programs, you can easily find and install them. From the "Applications" menu, select "Add/Remove" to see a complete list of programs, there are some programs you have installed. You can also use this function to easily add or delete any program.

Below are some valuable additional programs I strongly recommend:

AbiWord Word Processor

Kontact

Korganizer

Kivio

Kaffeine

XMMS Music Player

Quanta Plus

Kommander Editor

Gglad Interface Designer

Epiphany Web Browser

GFTP

KMail

Ktorrent

Thunderbird Email

Ksnapshot

The Ubuntu system installation CD also contains many programs that are not installed by default. The above is only a simple list of these programs. For the vast majority of users, the selection of the installation CD is already quite rich. I think Ubuntu is doing well in this aspect. By default, there are not many programs installed, which will not confuse new users. However, the installation CD contains many other great programs for you to choose from to help you deal with various daily applications. The installed programs by default are more than enough for you to start your Ubuntu Linux journey. If you want to go further, there are more programs for you to choose from. This once again reflects the humanized design of Ubuntu.

In addition, with the Ubuntu system's "Applications" menu, you can easily find any program you want to find.