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Aplicacions Per Al Pc I Telèfon Mòbil APLICACIONS PER AL PC I TELÈFON MÒBIL APLICACIONS PC (UBUNTU) Sistema operatiu: Debian, Gentoo, Linux Mint, Fedora o Ubuntu Calendari / LibreOffice + Diccionaris / PDF Shuffler / HPLIP / xSane image scanning program / Calibre llibres electrònics / Shotwell / GIMP / Banshee / Audacity / VLC / Subtítols del GNOME / Cheese webcam / Pitivi / Avidemux / Brasero / Thunderbird / Skype / BitTorrent Transmission / Jdownloader / Dropbox / Bleachbit / Ubuntu Tweak / Gstreamer multimedia codecs UNITY Cerca / Fitxers / Firefox / Thunderbird / LibreOffice Writer / VLC / Centre de programari / Espais de treball / Escriptori / Paperera OPCIONALS Programes d’encriptació PGP (opció Wipe), Sure Delete / Navegadors Firefox, Tor (cd tor- browser_es-ES – ./start-tor-browser), Dooble, Omniweb, SR Ware Iron, JonDonym (Plugins Video Download Helper, HTTPS Everywhere, Adblock plus, Disconnect) / Cercadors Duckduckgo, Startpage, ixquick, MetaGer, Ask.com, Https, Encrypted.google, Crypto.cat / Modo incógnito, DoNotTrackMe / Mail Gmail, Hotmail, Riseup, Dark Mail Alliance, MyKolab, Autistici/Inventati, Yandex Mail / Missatgeria instantània Web PG, Mumble, Jitsi, Linphone, CsipSimple, Woowos, Heml.is / SMS / Xarxes socials Buddycloud, Diaspora, Friendica, Movim, Pump.io, GNU Social, Lorea / Núvol Mega, Sparkleshare, Ubuntu One, MyKolab, ownCloud APLICACIONS PC (WINDOWS) Windows Media Player / Windows Movie Maker / iTunes / Picasa / Spotify / AVG / Ccleaner / Ashampoo / LibreOffice / HP / VLC OPCIONALS Programes d’encriptació PGP (opció Wipe), Sure Delete / Navegadors Firefox, Tor, Dooble, Omniweb, SR Ware Iron, JonDonym (Plugins Video Download Helper, HTTPS Everywhere, Adblock plus, Disconnect) / Cercadors Duckduckgo, Startpage, ixquick, MetaGer, Ask.com, Https, Encrypted.google, Crypto.cat / Modo incógnito, DoNotTrackMe / Mail Gmail, Hotmail, Riseup, Dark Mail Alliance, MyKolab, Autistici/Inventati, Yandex Mail / Missatgeria instantània Web PG, Mumble, Jitsi, Linphone, CsipSimple, Woowos, Heml.is / SMS / Xarxes socials Buddycloud, Diaspora, Friendica, Movim, Pump.io, GNU Social, Lorea / Núvol Mega, Sparkleshare, MyKolab, ownCloud 1 APLICACIONS TELÈFON MÒBIL Telèfon mòbil Fairphone Sistema operatiu mòbil: Android, F-droid, CyanogenMod, Replicant o Firefox OS Galeria (Fotos i Vídeos) / Càmera / SelfiShop Camera / File Manager / Música / FM Radio / Enregistrador de so (Gravadora de veu) / ToDo (Notes) / Configuració / Google Play Store / CleanMaster / Llanterna / Widget energia i connectivitat (Wi-Fi i/o Dades mòbils, Bluetooth, Ubicació GPS, Sync, Brillantor) OPCIONAL: Spotify / Avast Antivirus / Avast AntiTheft (Update Agent) / Android Device Manager / Lookout / Zips / Silent Circle / Crypto.cat / Red Phone / SeeCrypt / PGP (opció Wipe) / Sure Delete Rellotge-Alarma / Calendari / Calculadora / Navegador / GOWeatherLite / Facebook / Messenger / Gmail / Fotos / Skype Lite / Whatsapp / SMS / Contactes / Trucades OPCIONAL: Navegadors Firefox, Tor, Orbot, Orweb, Dooble, Omniweb, SR Ware Iron, JonDonym (Plugins Video Download Helper, HTTPS Everywhere, Adblock plus, Disconnect) / Cercadors Duckduckgo, Startpage, ixquick, MetaGer, Ask.com, Https, Encrypted.google, Crypto.cat / Modo incógnito, DoNotTrackMe / Mail Gmail, Correu, Hotmail, Riseup, Dark Mail Alliance, MyKolab, Autistici/Inventati, Yandex Mail / Missatgeria instantània Signal, Telegram, ChatSecure (Gibberbot), TextSecure, Web PG, Mumble, Jitsi, Linphone, CsipSimple, Woowos, Heml.is / SMS / Xarxes socials Buddycloud, Diaspora, Friendica, Movim, Pump.io, GNU Social, Lorea / Núvol Mega, Sparkleshare, MyKolab, ownCloud Diccionari.cat / Traductor (+ Idiomes sense connexió) / WordReference / AppLock / OANDA Currency Converter / SOS International / Google Maps (+ Mapes sense connexió) / Memetro / Moovit / FerratumBank OPCIONAL: Altaveu.cat / TMB / Endomondo PDF Reader VIATJAR - Bloc: WordPress, MyFlightRadar24, TravellersPoint, Duweosinga, TripLine, Instagram, Twitter - Informació: Ministeris d'Afers Exteriors i Cooperació (MAEC) dels Estats Espanyol i Francès, Itàlia, Alemanya, Suïssa, Països Baixos, Anglaterra, Canadà, Nova Zelanda, Austràlia i EUA, World Travel Without Visa - Diners: XE, BudgetYourTrip, TrekHard, Bancs que accepten Visa i MasterCard - Ruta, Transport i Vols: Maps.me, CityMaps2Go / ViaMichelin, GoogleTrips, Tripwolf, 2 Triposo / Trabber, Kayak, Skyscanner, Hopper - Clima: AccuWeather, The Weather Channel - Allotjament gratuït: CouchSurfing, BeWelcome - Allotjament privat: Hostelz, Hostelworld, Booking / AirBnb, HomeAway, HouseTrip, Wimdu, Roomorama, BedyCasa / WarmShowers (per a ciclistes) - Treballar: WorkAway, HelpX, HostelJobs, PickingJobs, Wwoof, Nomador, TrustedHouseSitters, MindMyHouse, HouseCarers, WorldPackers, Caretaker, Instituto Cervantes, CruiseShipJobs, JFRecruiting, WorkingTravellers, TransitionsAbroad, PayAway - Pressupost: Travel Money, Travel Expenses, Splitomatic - 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