Ubuntu 13.04: The Linux desktop for everyone (gallery)

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  • Say hi to Ubuntu 13.04

    Say hi to Ubuntu 13.04

    Ubuntu 13.04's Unity interface is attractive and very easy to use even if you've never used Linux before in your life. Power users will probably be disappointed but the " average Jane or Joe (review)" should be quite happy with it.

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Search in Ubuntu

    Search in Ubuntu

    Need to find a file? A program? Photos? Anything at all? Then, Ubuntu's easy-to-use Dash search mechanism is for you. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Ubuntu Software Center

    Ubuntu Software Center

    Ubuntu has, for a long time, offered its own app store: The Ubuntu Software Center. This is a very handy feature and lets you find and install new programs without any real work. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Ubuntu's proprietary software

    Ubuntu's proprietary software

    Many Linux users don't want to use proprietary software. But, if you're not a purist and you want to see Adobe Flash videos or listen to MP3s, then Ubuntu makes it easy to add that functionality with one click in the Ubuntu Software Center. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Keep all your apps in sync on multiple Ubuntu desktops

    Keep all your apps in sync on multiple Ubuntu desktops

    Do you ever get tired of having to install all your same old applications on every new desktop? I know I do. Ubuntu has an answer for that. You can set Ubuntu up so that all your apps automatically sync on all of your Ubuntu desktops. This can be quite handy. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Pick the apps you want

    Pick the apps you want

    Ubuntu comes with a host of ready to go applications for most day-to-day work and fun. If you have your favorite apps with Ubuntu, you're in luck. You can easily find and install your choice of programs. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Ubuntu's easy to use file system

    Ubuntu's easy to use file system

    Unlike some operating systems I could name, Ubuntu still makes it easy to work with both local and networked file systems using an interface that pretty much anyone who's ever touched a computer will know how to use. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

  • Ubuntu and Firefox

    Ubuntu and Firefox

    By default, Ubuntu uses Firefox for its browser. Of course, if you want to use something else, Ubuntu also makes it simple to switch to another one of your preference. Ubuntu is all about freedom of choice. 

    Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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Linux power users may not love Ubuntu, but everyone else can.

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Say hi to Ubuntu 13.04

Ubuntu 13.04's Unity interface is attractive and very easy to use even if you've never used Linux before in your life. Power users will probably be disappointed but the " average Jane or Joe (review)" should be quite happy with it.

Caption by: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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