Common Applications & Software Management
1. Common Applications
| Application | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AI Fusion X |  | A demo tool integrating various AI features |
| Chromium |  | An open-source web browser offering fast and secure internet access |
| VSCodium |  | An open-source code editor providing a telemetry-free Visual Studio Code experience |
| Zed |  | A modern text editor for developers, supporting multiple programming languages |
| Htop |  | An interactive process viewer for real-time system resource monitoring |
| Settings |  | System settings manager used for adjusting system preferences |
| Atril Document Viewer |  | A lightweight document viewer that supports formats like PDF and EPUB |
| Mousepad |  | A simple text editor suitable for quick edits |
| MPV Media Player |  | A high-performance media player supporting a variety of audio and video formats |
| Cheese |  | A webcam application for taking photos and recording videos |
| Sound Recorder |  | A simple audio recording tool for quick voice capture |
| Remmina |  | A remote desktop client supporting protocols like RDP and VNC |
| Ristretto Image Viewer |  | A lightweight image viewer supporting various image formats |
2. Software Management (APT)
APT (Advanced Package Tool) is the default package manager used in this system. It is a powerful tool for managing software on Debian and its derivatives. APT provides the following key features:
- Install software: Retrieve and install packages from official repositories.
- Update system: Keep all installed packages up to date.
- Uninstall software: Remove unwanted packages along with their dependencies.
- Dependency management: Automatically handle package dependencies and avoid conflicts.
Below is shown the APT help output. For full apt command details, refer to the Debian official documentation.
