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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Take 2! - Needed tools installation

boy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install shotcut --classic
[sudo] password for bboy:
shotcut 20.07.11 from Meltytech, LLC (meltytech✓) installed
bboy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install libreoffice
libreoffice 6.4.5.2 from Canonical✓ installed
bboy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install vlc
vlc 3.0.11 from VideoLAN✓ installed
bboy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install gimp
gimp 2.10.20 from Snapcrafters installed
bboy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install chromium
chromium 84.0.4147.105 from Canonical✓ installed
bboy@LatE7450:~$ sudo snap install inkscape
inkscape 1.0-b51213c273-2020-08-10 from Inkscape Project (inkscape✓) installed

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