Application like Word in Ubuntu

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The default Ubuntu install comes with openoffice which is a suite just like MS office.

Memory requirements: You can expect the whole system to use up about 1,5 Gigabytes of hard disk - and it is happy with slightly over 500 Megabytes of RAM. The live CD that already contains openoffice and everything fits on a 650-Megabyte CD.

there is no virus issues or spyware or ?withit ?
what ir report a bug ?

Linux is very hard to affect with viruses. Is your Office question answered?

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Linux Ubuntu 15.04
that as offer got now
do I have on it feature like save in favorites as in internet explorer ?

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You can save favourites in all browsers. If you use Chrome and sign in, they will sync to your other systems via the cloud

but in the Ubuntu system, is there a feature to save files, as favorites
serves at internet explorer ?

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Oh, you mean shortcuts on the desktop to Web pages?

the menu bar top left side of screen we got favorites in which files can be
saved into ;
Ubuntu provides similar ?

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Oh, you mean the Unity launcher, like this:

The thing the arrows are pointing to here:
http://pre00.deviantart.net/fa78/th/pre/f/2013/037/2/4/a_better_ubuntu_unity_launcher___part_ii_by_rylexr-d5u1zb2.png

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