Fedy is a program that has tweaks and programs that are otherwise proprietary, and you can install them with one click.
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1Looks like the Software-Boutique, comes default with Ubuntu-MATE, but can be installed & run from any *Ubuntu. If the selected software requires a PPA be added, the Boutique adds it for you. (https://snapcraft.io/software-boutique though I've only used the non-snap version) It doesn't list every piece of software, trying to limit itself to the 'best' (or top-of-class) for each category. – guiverc Jul 22 '18 at 06:45
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1The ubuntu-restricted-extras duplicate link answers the first screenshot but it doesn't answer the other two screenshots. – karel Jul 22 '18 at 11:47
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https://alternativeto.net/software/fedy/ shows none – K7AAY Apr 13 '20 at 23:55
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Try the Software-Boutique, which comes default with Ubuntu-MATE, but can be installed & run from any *Ubuntu.
If the selected software requires a PPA be added, the Boutique adds it for you.
https://snapcraft.io/software-boutique
It doesn't list every piece of software, trying to limit itself to the 'best' (or top-of-class) for each category.
To install (snap) on my 18.04 laptop, I needed to use
sudo snap install ubuntu-mate-welcome --classic
sudo snap install software-boutique --classic
and it was run with ubuntu-mate-welcome --boutique
but I suggest giving the snap version a miss if using a limited resource machine, it was painful on this dual core machine with only 2gb ram, I've had no issues using non-snap version

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Please note: As of 19.10 there are issues with running Software Boutique on other flavors of Ubuntu. It comes only as a classic snap, and b/c there are problems with detecting dependencies in classic snaps, the fix currently is to refuse to run in other flavors. Please refer to https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/ubuntu-19-10-software-boutique-fail-to-run/20453/2 (which has two work-arounds though possibly not ideal). – guiverc Oct 23 '19 at 01:49
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1https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/+archive/ubuntu/welcome provides easiest access to software boutique up to current hirsute (tested with Lubuntu); I stopped using the snap version some time ago – guiverc Apr 05 '21 at 10:42