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== Guides in this category ==
 * SynapticHowTo - Synaptic allows installation, upgrading and removing of programs. These instructions assume that you have permission to run sudo. (If you installed Ubuntu yourself, you do.)
 * '''Extra software''' is available for your computer: AddingRepositoriesHowto - (What are repositories? Read: ["Repositories"])
 * [:DVDAuthoring:DVDAuthoring] - Software for authoring DVDs
 * AudioCDCreation - Software for authoring audio CDs

== Specific Software recognised by Gnome ==
Specific software is listed under the tab you will find it in under the gnome desktop. Add other software under the appropriate category further down
=== Applications > Accesories ===
=== Applications > Games ===
=== Applications > Graphics ===
 * [:TheGimpHowto:The Gimp] - powerful graphic design program
=== Applications > Internet ===
 * [:RestrictedFormats:Non-free multimedia formats] - Ubuntu does not come with support for mp3/dvd/flash/java. This page tells you how to install it
=== Applications > Office ===
 * [:EvinceMozilla:Evince & Firefox] - Howto embed PDFs with Evince in Mozilla/Firefox
=== Applications > Other ===
=== Applications > Sound and Video ===
 * ["MultimediaApplications"] - General intro to multimedia applications in Ubuntu
 * [:RestrictedFormats:Non-free multimedia formats] - Ubuntu does not come with support for mp3/dvd/flash/java. This page tells you how to install it
 * [:MplayerInstallHowto:Install Mplayer] - the popular and powerful media player
 * ["BeepMediaPlayer"] - Install Beep Media Player and configure plugins
 * ["GJay"] - Playlist generator which chooses appropriate songs to follow the previous one
 * ["Amarok"] - a KDE media player
 * ["MythTV"] - a digital video recorder
=== Applications > System Tools ===

== Specific Software ==
(not recognised by Gnome, listed by category)
=== Accesories ===
=== Games ===
=== Graphics ===
=== Internet ===
=== Office ===
=== Other ===
=== Sound and Video ===

=== Applications > System Tools ===
=== Applets ===
 * [:GXMMS:gxmms] - GNOME panel applet that lets you control the basic functions of XMMS or BMP
=== Unsorted ===
 * [:AcrobatHowTo:Adobe Acrobat] - pdf viewer

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 * [:DMA:Improve CD/DVD drive performance] - activate Direct Memory Access
 * [:MidiSoftwareSynthesisHowTo:MIDI Software Synthesis] - most soundcards will need this to play MIDI

== Related categories ==

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 * [:SynapticHowto] - Synaptic (graphical tool for apt-get) allows installation, upgrading and removing of programs. These instructions assume that you have permission to run [:RootSudo:sudo]. (If you installed Ubuntu yourself, you do.)
 * AddingRepositoriesHowto - Increase the number of packages available to install on your system. What are repositories? Read: ["Repositories"]
 * AptGetHowTo - How to use apt-get package management system
 * AptitudeSurvivalGuide - Using aptitude for package management

This page lists guides to adding and removing software in Ubuntu

  • [:SynapticHowto] - Synaptic (graphical tool for apt-get) allows installation, upgrading and removing of programs. These instructions assume that you have permission to run [:RootSudo:sudo]. (If you installed Ubuntu yourself, you do.)

  • AddingRepositoriesHowto - Increase the number of packages available to install on your system. What are repositories? Read: ["Repositories"]

  • AptGetHowTo - How to use apt-get package management system

  • AptitudeSurvivalGuide - Using aptitude for package management

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