pyNeighborhood is used for mounting and accessing network shares, drives, and other things that happen to be shared across the network.

Apparently you can add Windows drivers, although I don't buy it.

Xfburn is used for burning CDs, although I couldn't get it to recognize my DVD drive, probably due to yet another Lubuntu driver problem.

Synaptic Package Manager is included with every Linux distro these days.
Well at least it works...

Again, like I keep saying, bundling two programs that do the exact same thing by default with an OS is not only hogging space, but also liable to cause confusion.
There had better be a damn good reason to do that...