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Revision as of 22:58, 28 August 2026

This is the list of software that I use and/or is installed on my Linux desktop systems. It is hopefully fairly comprehensive. The overall goal is to basically to reduce or eliminate daily use of the Windows equivalents.

Browsers Notes
Brave Apps Preferred
Google Chrome Apps
Firefox Built in
Productivity Notes
Thunderbird Mail Client
Libre Office MS Office replacement Builtin
Admin Notes
Network Admin Notes
Categorize Notes
Putty ssh client