Thanks, I have to make some updates, yes. I’ve just been so busy, that it’s been hard to get away and use my time for this. But I do have a draft saved and in the works. ;)

You might want to add the app cheese for the webcams:

sudo aptitude install cheese

A few things come to mind reading your comment:

1) I never suggested the list was accurate. In fact I said “…this is just some of the thousands of applications available…”. Besides this was written over two years ago, things have changed quite a bit!

2) I’ve used Ubuntu for more than 90 days, please don’t assume things.

3) “Moronic”? Given the popularity of this post, it seems many readers do not agree. Please do not make disparaging comments directed at a person, that is not acceptable behaviour.

Finally, there was no need to be nasty! This is a free site that I spend time (when I can) writing stuff that might help other people. As such, being polite is a more appropriate manner. If you don’t like something, or I missed an application that you may like, that’s no grounds to be plain rude about it.

My blog in by no means perfect, I make mistakes just like other people. It would have been better to simply suggest the applications you’d include or remove, so that others can benefit; without the personal, ignorant comments.
Thank you.

I suggest that the administrators spend their time doing things that teach them how to be less moronic with their selective approach of testing programs made available in Ubuntu’s apt after using it for 90 days just so that they can blog about discoveries made from apt-get and apropos.

Go team Ubuntu!@#

Thanks for the page again!

It really feels like the world is making a change for the better and use more open-source tools. Android is an amazing example, using the Linux kernel.

UbuntuLinuxHelp, hope it helps for your russian auditory :)