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From: Mateus Denigris 
Subject: Re: Ubuntu 6.06 v 6.1
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On 2007-02-28, Zepos spake thusly:
> Christopher Hübner  wrote:
>
>> You are not forced to use the package-system. There exist numerous
>> possibilities to install software. (Get the code from the repository and
>> compile the programs you need.)
>
> That sounds more like something for experts (dare I say geeks?), not
> for a simple user like myself.
>
> Zepos

As you wish. There are very few applications of a computer that aren't
well served by the applications->Add/Remove utility. Synaptic is for
more advanced users, but has virtually unlimited access to available
Linux applications.

Best,

Mateus


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