Other Internet applications

The Internet has much more to offer besides web browsing, email and instant messaging. Xubuntu provides a selection of other applications to help you get the most out of the Internet.

Peer-to-Peer networks

Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are a way of sharing files, music and videos between people from all around the world.

A popular P2P service is aMule File Sharing Client.

  1. Install the amule package from the “Universe” repository (see Add Applications).

  2. To open aMule, choose Applications → Network → aMule.

News Readers

You can automatically receive news updates from the Internet. There are several different types of news service to choose from:

  • Usenet is one of the oldest and allows you to discuss news and other topics with people from all around the world. Pan Newsreader is a news reader which works with Usenet.

    Install the pan package and then choose Applications → Network → Pan Newsreader to start using Pan.

  • RSS feeds are a popular way of automatically receiving regular news updates and articles. Liferea Feed Reader is an RSS feed reader with many useful features.

    Install the liferea package and then choose Applications → Network → Liferea Feed Reader to start using Liferea.