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Installing Applications on Linux
Jul 27, 2008, 14 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4739 reads)

(Other stories by Hamish Taylor)

"It is divided up into useful sub-categories, such as Accessories, which included things like an online comic reader. Education gives you the ability to install learning tools for Chemistry, Physics, Maths and many other subjects. Games, Graphics, Internet, Office, Other, Programming, Sound & Video, System Tools and Universal Access are the other categories.

"When you have found what you want, then you simply tick the box next to it and click on Apply Changes in the bottom right corner. You'll need to put in your password as you are making a fundamental change to the system."

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