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UBUNTU - Desktop Panel by default is across the top Applications menu Quick Launch icons Notification area Clock Shut Down Task Bar by default is on the bottom Hide Windows icon Running applications Workspace icons Trash bin

UBUNTU - Menus Applications Default load of applications are based on computer capacity Grouping is the default but can be customized Ubuntu Software Center will have most common additional applications ready for installation Places Opens the file system browser Has all the various file systems System Accesses the preferences utilities for customization Administration access to add, delete and modify system features

UBUNTU – File System Browser Toolbar and Navigation Bar Location Bar Left Pane Contains a list of places Clicking an item will open the place in right panel Right Pane Contains Folders and Files Hidden Folders/Files not shown by default Status Bar Information regarding folder and file system Properties of selected file

UBUNTU – Customize Desktop Theme Background Fonts Other items Changing Screen Saver Panels Add quick launch icons Add or remove special items Getting help Workspace

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