Translations by Marián Bača

In addition to our extensive written help, the Kubuntu community in conjunction with the Ubuntu community, provides free technical support in person and over the Internet. There is also commercial support available through Canonical, its partners and approved companies. Learn more at <a href="http://www.ubuntu.com/support">ubuntu.com/support</a>.

Let us know about your Kubuntu experience at <a href="http://www.ubuntu.com/community">ubuntu.com/community</a>!

Accessibility in Kubuntu

We want to make computers work for everyone, whatever your physical circumstances. So, we provide tools that make Kubuntu one of the most accessible operating systems around.

You can get at these tools in one place: the <em>Accessibility</em> preferences, inside the System Settings application from the menu. From there, you can turn on helpful tools like <em>Modifier Keys</em>, <em>Keyboard Filters</em>, and <em>Activation Gestures</em>.

Remember to also look over the <em>Appearance Preferences</em>, too. You can choose between different visual styles and even change the fonts that are used by applications.

Get your game on with Kubuntu

With hundreds of game titles in our online repository, Kubuntu allows you to not be all about work, but also allows you to play.

The <em>KDE Software Compilation</em> has quite a few games ranging from card games to logic games and board games.

First Person Shooters, Role Play Games, and more are also available in the repositories.

Getting help with Kubuntu

If you need help, try <em>Help</em> from the menu, or the <em>Help</em> menu in most applications.

Get involved and contribute to Kubuntu

The Kubuntu community consists of a group of individuals, who make up one of the greatest teams in the open source community, work on various aspects of the distribution, providing advice and technical support, as well as helping to promote Kubuntu to a wider audience.

No matter your skill level, getting involved and helping to mold the future of Kubuntu is easy, and you are more than welcome to help out.

Look over <a href="https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/GettingInvolved">wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/GettingInvolved</a> and see where you might be able to help out. Remember, it is easy to get involved and the work you do will be seen by millions of people around the world.

The installation will finish soon. We hope you enjoy Kubuntu.

Organize, enjoy, and share your photos

With <em>Gwenview</em>, it is really easy to organize and share your photos.

Use the Export option to copy your photos to a remote computer, iPod, a custom HTML gallery, or to export to services such as Flickr, SmugMug, PicasaWeb, and more.

For more advanced organization and editing features, <em>digiKam</em> is available for installation.

Installing additional software

Take a look at <em>Software Management</em> application in the menu under the System tab. Software Management will allow you to install (and remove) software from our online repositories, which we carefully organize to be safe and up to date.

There is great software for everything from creating music and movies to producing 3D models and exploring the universe.

If you need something that isn't available through us, find out if there is a Debian package or another repository available. That way, it will be really easy to install and you will receive automatic updates.

The Internet, your way

Kubuntu ships software necessary to utilize the Internet for many different situations.

Browse the web, share your files, software, and multimedia, send and receive e-mail, and communicate with friends and family.

Web browsers such as <em>Firefox</em> and Google's <em>Chromium</em> are easily installable.

Music and movies in Kubuntu

Kubuntu is ready to play videos and music from the web, from CDs and DVDs.

<em>Amarok</em> audio player lets you organize your music and listen to Internet radio, podcasts, and more, as well as synchronizes your audio collection to a portable audio player.

<em>Dragon Player</em> allows you to easily watch videos from your computer, DVD, or streamed over the Internet.

Office tools at your fingertips

<em>LibreOffice</em> is a powerful office software suite that is very easy to learn and use.

Use it to create letters, presentations and spreadsheets, as well as diagrams and databases.

<em>LibreOffice</em> works with documents from other popular office applications include WordPerfect and Microsoft Office. It uses the standard OpenDocument format.

Manage your contacts, dates, and e-mail

<em>Kontact</em> is the fully-featured personal information management software that comes with Kubuntu. It contains applications for E-mail, Calendar, Address Book, and more.

Send e-mail with <em>KMail</em> from services such as Yahoo, GMail, and various groupware services.

Organize your calendar and scheduling with <em>KOrganizer</em> and synchronize with services such as Google's Calendar.

Keep your contacts organized with <em>KAddressBook</em> and import or export your contacts with nearly every address book standard as well synchronize with various groupware services.

<em>Kontact</em> is the perfect personal information management integration for you!