Ubuntu 9.10
Posted: October 29th, 2009 | Author: adq890 | Filed under: ubuntu | Tags: ubuntu 9.10 | No Comments »
Email and chat
- Chat to friends and colleagues through Empathy which integrates: Yahoo, Gmail, MSN, Jabber, AOL, QQ and many more.
- Evolution gives you email, an address book and a calendar and works well with colleagues and friends using MS Outlook.
Browse the Internet
- Ubuntu includes Mozilla Firefox 3.5 for faster and safer browsing.
- For a choice of other open-source web browsers visit the Software Centre and take your pick.
Photos
- Upload from your camera or phone to F-Spot.
- Manage, tag, share and sort your photos.
- Upload easily to your favourite social network or photo-sharing sites inlcuding: Flickr, Facebook, Picassa and many others.
Music and videos
- Plug in your PSP, iPod, MP3 player and use Rythmbox to download, store, buy and play music.
- Share playlists with your friends.
- Access Last.fm directly through Rythmbox to stream your favourite music.
- Stream and play video from YouTube, BBC and others.
Office applications
- Create professional documents, spreadsheets and presentations with OpenOffice.org 3.0.
- OpenOffice.org is compatible with all office applications including Microsoft Office.
- The big difference is that OpenOffice.org is free (and promises never to introduce Mr Clippy)
Play games
- Over 400 completely free and completely cool games. Solitaire is not the only game in town.
- Visit the Software Centre to easily browse, select and install games.
Store, sync and share
- Integrated “Ubuntu One” technology gives you 2 GB of online storage for free.
- Easily share files between your own and your friends’ computers.
- Upgrade at low cost for more storage if you need it.
Software Center
- Instant access to thousands of free and open-source applications
- Categories include: Education, Games, Sound and Video, Graphics, Programming and Office.
- Simply select the applications you want to use and the Software Center will add them to your computer
- No CDs, no licenses, no hassle.
Accessibility
- At the core of the Ubuntu philosophy is the belief that computing is for everyone and whatever your circumstances. Ubuntu is one of the most accessible operating systems around and is fully translated into 23 languages with many more to follow.
