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Introduction

There are many, many projects, thousands, in fact, available on Ubuntu to serve all sorts of needs. Here's an alphabetical list of the main applications available on Ubuntu.

(Note: this is currently a work in progress, so more programs will be added daily)

Alphabetical List of Software Available on Ubuntu

A

• [:AbiWord] (Word Processor)

• [:Agave] (Color Schemer)

• [:ArchiveManager:Archive Manager] (File Compression)

B

• [:Baobab] (Disk Usage Analyser)

• [:Blender] (3-D Modelling)

C

• [:Calculator]

• [:CharacterMap:Character Map]

D

• [:Dia] (Diagrams)

• [:Dictionary]

• Disk Usage Analyser (See [:Baobab])

E

• [:Evince] (Document Viewer)

• [:EyeofGNOME] (eog: Image Viewer)

F

• [:F-Spot] (Photo Management)

G

• [:Gcolor2] (Color Picker)

• [:GdMap] - (Treemap/Visual representation of your Hard Drive)

• [:GNUpaint] (gpaint: Simple Painting Program)

• [:gThumb] (Image Viewer)

• [:TheGIMP] (Complex Image Editing)

H

I

• [:ImageMagick] (Graphics Editing)

• [:Inkscape] (Vector Graphics)

J

K

• [:Kdissert] (Mindmapping/Brainstorming Application)

L

M

N

O

• [:OpenOffice.org] (Office Suite)

P

• [:Picasa] (Photo management and intermediate-level editing)

Q

R

S

T

• [:GnomeTerminal:Terminal]

• [:TuxPaint] (Award-Winning Painting Application for Children)

U

V

W

X

• [:XSane] (Scanner Application)

Y

Z

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