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Windows Update, Add/Remove programs

apt-get, Aptitude, portage, rpm, urpmi, yast, yum, Synaptic

Every Linux distribution has an infrastructure to manage installed software which is quite different from Windows. For instance, all updates are handled by a single program. See package management.
Google Desktop

Beagle, Recoll, Google Desktop

 Desktop Search

Alcohol 120%, Discjuggler, Easy CD Creator, Nero Burning ROM

K3b,
XCDRoast, more

CD burning
7-Zip, Winzip, Winrar

Karchiver,

File Roller,
ark,
hjsplit; command line tools

Archivers
Notepad, Wordpad, TheGun, EditPlus, SciTE

KWrite,
Kate, BlueFish, Gedit, Joe

Text Editors
WinMerge, SyncToy

Meld, Unison, Synkron, rSync


 File synchronization
Daemon Tools

mount, GMount-ISO

ISO mounting
Norton Ghost

Partition Image, g4u, Mondo, dd

Disk imaging
Norton Partition Magic

QTparted, GParted

Disk partitioning
ActiveSync

SynCE

Synchronization with Windows Mobile devices
Veritas Backup Exec, Cobian Backup

UniSon, Veritas Netbackup, more

 Backup

Outlook, Thunderbird + Lightning, Sunbird
 Evolution, Kontact, BALSA, Thunderbird + Lightning, Sunbird

 Personal information managers
chkdsk fsck check your file system (and the hard disk beneath it) for errors
Quicken, Microsoft Money, TurboTax

 GnuCash, KMyMoney, jGnash, MoneyDance, Grisbi, PLCash, CrossOver Office with Quicken, lazy8ledger

 Accounting
Disclib gWhere
 Disk cataloging programs
Microsoft Project Manager
 Imendio Planner, Kplato, MOOS Project Viewer, MrProject, RationalPlan

 Project management
Access, dBase, Foxpro, Paradox
 Kexi, OOBase
 Database
WinEdt, TeXnicCenter
 Kile, Texmaker, LyX

 LaTeX IDEs
Visio
 Kivio, Dia
 Diagramming
Excel, Lotus123, QuattroPro
 OOCalc, Gnumeric, KSpread

 Spreadsheet
PowerPoint
 OOImpress, KPresenter
 Presentation
Word
 OOWriter, AbiWord, KWord, LaTeX

 Word Processing
Microsoft Office, OpenOffice.org
 OpenOffice, KOffice, Siag Office
 Office package
Filemon, Regmon

 syscalltrack
 system call tracking (file monitor & others)
WinRunner xautomation automating interactive applications
Disk Size Explorer

File Light, Konqueror
 Disk usage analyzers

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