Super Ubuntu- the greatest linux got even better..


Super Ubuntu the ultimate version of Ubuntu, the world's one of the leading Linux OS. They call it Super Ubuntu as they gave some extra super features to Ubuntu.These super powers given to ubuntu include all new added tools, applications and stuff preiously missing from it.
It includes the powerful Open Office with Microsoft 2007 formats , mplayer the best linux player so far... and much more...



Super Ubuntu 2008.11
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Super Ubuntu 2008.11
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Super Ubuntu 2008.11
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Super Ubuntu 2008.11
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Super Ubuntu 2008.11
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Super Ubuntu 2008.11 was also injected with all the multimedia codecs, Java technology, Adobe's Flash player 10, PulseAudio, Compiz Fusion and UFW graphical user interfaces, better wireless network support and many other useful applications, such as Ubuntu Tweak, StartUp-Manager or Furius ISO Mount. Last but not least, Super Ubuntu 2008.11 includes extra software repositories from Medibuntu, OpenOffice.org 3, Opera, Playdeb, Ubuntu Tweak,Wine and Remastersys.
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Below is an alphabetical list with the major applications included in Super Ubuntu 2008.11:

· Adobe Reader 8.1.3
· aMule 2.2.2
· aMSN 0.97.2
· Autopackage 1.2.5
· Brasero 0.8.4
· Compiz Fusion Settings Manager
· EnvyNG (command line version)
· Mozilla Firefox 3.0.4
· Furius ISO Mount 0.11.1.0
· GParted 0.3.8
· The GIMP 2.6.3
· Gufw 0.20.6
· MPlayer 1.0
· NDISwrapper
· NdisGTK		· OpenOffice.org 3.0
· Opera 9.63
· PulseAudio GUI
· RealPlayer 11
· SFS Technology 0.3.0.4
· Smart Package Manager 1.1.1
· Skype 2.0.0.72
· StartUp-Manager 1.9.11
· Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0.0.16
· Ubuntu Restricted Extras
· Ubuntu Tweak 0.4.4
· VLC Media Player 0.9.4
· Wine 1.1.10
· Wine-Doors 0.1.2
· Zero Install 0.3.7

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