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Hello, I’m going to give you a quick presentation of Djibian. First of all, we can see that on the

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right we have a menu. Here, this is to go back directly, close all pages, and return

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to the main desktop. This here is the terminal emulator. Here is where you can see all the software; we’ll

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see a bit later what it’s used for. This is the file manager, which lets you see all

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your files. Firefox is a web browser, Chromium as well, Thunderbird is an email client, Evolution

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too, and here we have LibreOffice. At the bottom left, we can see Applications; here all the applications

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are sorted and categorized. If you’re looking for a specific application, you can click

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right here on the small magnifying glass, which opens a search. For example, if we search for the terminal,

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hop, we find it. At the bottom right, we have other information, such as

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the two screens I have, the battery, whether your microphones and speakers are enabled,

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you can manage the power, see if you are connected to Wi-Fi, and the applications you are using. Here

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is the update indicator. You can see that I’m up to date, but if you’re not,

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you’ll have a big red warning panel, so you’ll know that you need to update.

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Here you can see how much the processor is being used; this is the task manager. Here is the

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date and time, and finally the user currently logged into the computer. Now I’m going to show you some

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useful applications. Here we can see the two email clients, Thunderbird and Evolution. They are

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more secure than webmail, and they are very practical because you can use them with

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PGP keys. Now let’s look at Software. This allows you to install all kinds of

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applications, games, and so on. For example, I’m going to install Luanti. As you can see here, you can

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install it directly; you just need your user password. Once the game is installed,

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you just have to open it. Hop, you arrive at the test screen. I already played a demo,

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so just for information, I have a computer with 4 GB of RAM, and you can see that it works very well.

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I can build, I can break things. Or there’s also SuperTuxKart, a Mario Kart–style game but under a free license.

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Once the game is installed, you launch it and you’ll see that you can configure everything. So here,

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I’m going to play solo. You can choose your character, your difficulty level, do a normal race,

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your level, the number of laps, the number of opponent karts, the driving direction. Hop, you can start,

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and that’s it. And here, the game runs normally.

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Now that we’ve had fun with games, you can see that it’s also professional. You have all the LibreOffice

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applications: classic LibreOffice, Calc, Draw, Impress,

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Math, and Printer. You can select everything. So here, for example, I choose something and you can see

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that it works the same way, but using free software. You can also see that there are other useful

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programs you can install. For example, in Development, I have VS Codium, which is like VS Code

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but it's a free software. You can also do graphic design.

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In Multimedia, for example, I have Shotcut, which is the software I use

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to do video editing, including the video I’m currently creating.