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As you may have known, every Cuadrado Cube comes with the latest versions of OpenOffice Suite, Firefox, GIMP and others previously mentioned but that's not all the software available on the Cuadrado Cube. Below is a list of just some of the software available when you purchase a Cuadrado Cube from IYCC, Laredo's Source for Linux Computers. Click the links to learn more.

Users

  • Enjoy the numerous screen savers from Really Slick Screensavers.
  • Alacarte - Add, remove, rearrange, and edit menu items easily on your desktop.
  • Play games such as Sudoku, Blackjack, Chess, Gnometris, SuperTux, SuperTuxKart, and TORCS.
  • You can connect to and configure your Bluetooth devices with Bluez.
  • Along with no viruses, you can receive less spam mail using BogoFilter.
  • RhythmBox can synchronize, manage, and transfer your songs on your iPod and other MP3 players.
  • Brasero burns your music and movies onto CDs and DVDs.
  • You can scan images to a file in variety of image formats with Xsane.
  • Rip your audio CDs but with some extra features from CDParanoia.
  • If you need to use Windows applications, there is WINE for running Windows applications on Linux.
  • Study the Bible without having to open a browser with GnomeSword on your computer.
  • HTML2text convents HTML documents to clean, easy-to-read text documents.
  • GNU Privacy Guard encrypts your data for secure communication and data storage
  • Cdrdao records CDs in Disk-At-Once (DAO) mode.
  • Compiz desktop effects are available and enabled by default.
  • Decode your raw digital camera photos using Dcraw.
  • Dia can create diagrams and flowcharts for work or school projects.
  • Play your old DOS games with graphics and sounds with the help of the DOSBox emulator.
  • View your PDF, TIFF, PostScript, and other such documents with the simple multi-page Evince document viewer.
  • Manage your personal photos with F-Spot.
  • Gcalctool is a powerful graphical calculator with financial, logical, and scientific modes.
  • Use Eye of GNOME to view images on the Cuadrado Cube.
  • Use a collection of 100% license-free, royalty-free, and restriction-free images of OpenClipart for your projects.
  • Create vector drawings (SVG) with Skencil or Inkscape.
  • Use Transmission for sharing your BitTorrent files.
  • Create TomBoy notes on your desktop to organize your ideas and thoughts.
  • Tracker provides a one stop solution for metadata, tags, shared object databases, search tools, and indexing.
  • MDB Tools provides tools for manipulating JET / MS Access database (MDB) files.


Developers

  • Submit bug reports with the Bug-buddy reporting tool or the Apport program.
  • Extract Microsoft CAB files (.cab) for development with cabextract.
  • To create, extract, and copy archive files from one place to another, there is Cpio.
  • For Debian developers, build Debian packages with some help from using DebHelper.
  • Create and check MS-DOS FAT file systems with dosfstools.
  • Dpkg handles the installation and removal of packages on your system.
  • See what Google sees on your website with the ELinks text web browser.
  • Compile the C programming language with the GNU C compiler.
  • Want to learn Python? The Cuadrado has programs and documentations of the interactive high-level object-oriented language including a free e-book.
  • SCIM (smart common input method platform) achieves the communication between input method (IM) engines and features various input method engines for many languages.
  • Use VIM, a highly configurable text editor, for its multi-level undo, syntax highlighting, command line history, block operations, and other features.
  • Used by authors and editors in writing documents, DocBook.org was designed as a standard XML documentation system for books, articles, or reference documentation about software and systems.
  • HTop lets you see and interact all the processes running with great detail on your desktop.
  • GNU Make assists you in determining which pieces of a program need to be recompiled.
  • MTools accesses MS-DOS disks from Unix without mounting them.
  • GetText aids you to write multi-lingual messages for your GNU packages.
  • Create interactive 3D graphics with the Mesa utility.
  • MkTemp manages temporary file handling in shells scripts safe and simple.
  • Become a developer of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) support package.
  • Compress your files and decompress quickly with LZMA - a compression method in the 7-zip program
  • Debug programs by seeing what is going on inside one as it is running with GDB (GNU Debugger), a must-have for any serious programmer.
  • PulseAudio, a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems, "allows you to do advanced operations on your sound data as it passes between your application and your hardware."
  • Tcl (Tool Command Language) is a powerful, easy-to-use, cross-platform scripting language.
  • XULRunner (Mozilla's XML-based User Interface language) lets you build cross-platform applications with rich features.
  • The Diff program shows differences between two files especially when the differences are small.
  • Ghostscript is an "interpreter for the PostScript language and for PDF."


System Administrators

  • With Vinagre you can have several virtual network computing (VNC) connections open simultaneously.
  • Why buy SSL tools when you can get OpenSSL for free.
  • PHPSysInfo displays information such as the kernel version, uptime, memory usage, and informations on the CPU on the host being accessed.
  • PolicyKit-gnome will provide to you authentication dialogs used for obtaining privileges.
  • UFW manages your local host-based firewall with less complications.
  • PCI Utils has various utilities for inspecting and setting of devices connected to the PCI bus.
  • PHPMyAdmin administrates MySQL over the world wide web.
  • Postfix is Wietse Venema's high-performance mail transport agent and attempts to be fast, easy to administer, and secure.
  • usbutils (Linux USB utilities) is an utility for inspecting the devices connected to the USB bus.
  • See the world wide web with a text-based browser with IPv6 support using w3m.
  • Defoma - DEbian FOnt MAnager, provides a framework for automatic font configuration.
  • Foomatic is a printing system designed to set up common printers easily and contains the OpenPrinting printer support.
  • You can detect when a file or a directory has been added, removed, or modified by somebody else with Gamin.
  • Tune hard drive parameters for high preformance with hdparm.
  • hwinfo is a hardware detection tool that collects information about the hardware installed.
  • Use professional tools to control the networking behavior in Linux kernels with Iproute.
  • GNU Mailutils handles e-mail and is capable of speaking POP3, IMAP, mbox, MH, and Maildir.
  • ACPID is a flexible, totally extensible daemon for delivering events Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI).
  • Schedule your commands periodically with Anacron.
  • Build your own next generation of the omnipresent Apache server.
  • Appamor secures your applications from exploitations and attacks at a zero-cost software licensing.
  • Obex Data Server is a D-Bus service providing high-level OBEX client and server side functionality.
  • GNU Parted allows you to create, destroy, resize, move and copy hard disk partitions.
  • Connect to a Windows NT/2000 terminal server from the Cuadrado with rdesktop, a RDP client.
  • You can have a front-end view of desktops stored on remote Windows NT/2000 Terminal Services and XP Remote Desktop Sharing with TSClient (Terminal Server Client).
  • Control IEEE 802.11i networks and provide key negotiation with wpasupplicant, a support for WPA and WPA2 clients.
  • The Ethtool application displays or changes ethernet card settings and also serves as an diagnostic tool.
  • The GNU findutils provides utilities for finding files and perform various actions.
  • HAL is simply an interface that makes it possible to add support for new devices and connect devices to your computer and provides an abstract view on hardware.
  • HP Linux Printing and Imaging System (HPLIP) provides full support for printing on most HP Inkjets and many Laserjets and for scanning, sending faxes, and for photo-card access.
  • Configure network interfaces based on interface definitions with the high level ifupdown tool.
  • You can manage the operating system in the Cuadrado over the web using Landscape.
  • LFTP is a file retrieving tool that supports FTP, HTTP, FISH, SFTP, HTTPS, and FTPS protocols under both IPV4 and IPV6 and copies files among remote servers.