Desktop Applications in Linux Ubuntu
Lesson 1 of 1
  1. 1
    Introduction
    Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution due to its ease of installation and user-friendliness. This Debian-based operating system is comprised of lots of f…
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  2. 2
    Open-Source and Windows/macOS Equivalents
    Open-source software is used extensively throughout the Linux operating system. A majority of the applications, utilities, and core components in Linux …
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  3. 3
    Pre-Installed Applications
    Along with a browser like Firefox and a word editor like Libre Office, Ubuntu also comes pre-installed with a file manager, a calendar application, and many other useful utilities. > FUN FACT: Did…
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  4. 4
    Applications Without an Interface
    Not all applications have a Graphical User Interface (GUI) or visual component to allow the user to interact via point-and-click. Some applications are designed to be lightweight and accessible onl…
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  5. 5
    Review
    Congratulations, we’ve reached the end of this lesson! We can see that the Linux Ubuntu desktop is really not that much different from the Windows or macOS desktop that may be more familiar to most…
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