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Free Software in Ubuntu -

We've looked at the fact that Ubuntu comes with tools for the Internet already installed. We've also looked...

Free Software in Ubuntu -

We've looked at the fact that Ubuntu comes with tools for the Internet already installed. We've also looked at the fact that it has Evolution Mail, a full-featured email client, for handling all your mail. Ahh, but Ubuntu has lots of good, general software you can use for other things as well.

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