<ul><li>Ubuntu comes with a variety of open-source applications that can serve as alternatives to popular Windows or macOS software.</li><li>Default applications in a fresh install of Ubuntu include Firefox, LibreOffice, Files, calendar, music player, and photo viewer.</li><li>Ubuntu's Software Center allows users to easily browse, install, and update applications without the need for .exe installers.</li><li>In Linux, there are terminal-only tools and server applications like top, lsblk, fdisk, OpenSSH, and MySQL that offer powerful functionalities without a graphical interface.</li></ul>

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