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With so many packages available, it can be hard to find the exact thing you need using command-line APT. The
The Add/Remove Applications dialog works just fine for adding applications, but if you need to install something very specific—such as
Leverage Ubuntu’s default sudo installation to allow fine-grained control over privileged access. If you have used a number of different
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Up until Ubuntu 11.10, Evolution was the standard email client in Ubuntu, although to call it simply an email client
Often, power users want to avoid using the mouse. They don’t want to take their hands off of the keyboard