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There is StarOffice, RealPlayer about, but what other kinds of common programs run on Linux?
There is so much software available it is hard to know where to begin. By common do you mean names of programs
that also run on MS Windows? There is Netscape Communicator and WordPerfect. In Games there are Linux versions
of Quake, Civilization, Myth II, and more, all being developed by Loki Entertainment Software.
There are many more applications, both open source and commercial that have functions similar to applications available on Windows. That list is growing every day. There are database engines, spreadsheets, scheduling software, sound and video editing software, presentation graphics, financial software, just about anything you could name. There is no shortage of software available for Linux.