In the Find window, search for the term icewm Go to System > Administration > Synaptic Package ManagerĬlick the Search button (or press Control-F).

The Software Sources window should disappear when it's done reloading. This will let the software package manager know what new software is available for installation. If you've made a change, you should get a warning asking you to reload the repository information. Once you've ticked the Universe repositories, click Close

If those repositories are unchecked, as in this screenshot example, you should check that set. The software repositories we want enabled are called the Universe repositories. Go to System > Administration > Software Sources If you are installing IceWM from a command-line installation of Ubuntu, follow these instructions instead. If you're installing IceWM from Ubuntu, the first thing you need to do is make sure you have the proper software repositories enabled. You can read here about some of the other window managers. IceWM is only one of many window managers. Even though Xfce is a lighter user interface than Gnome and KDE, it is still a full desktop environment, and if you use a window manager alone, you'll usually get a snappier performance, which is especially good for lower spec'ed systems. Xubuntu defaults to using a desktop environment called Xfce. Kubuntu defaults to using a desktop environment called KDE. Ubuntu defaults to using a desktop environment called Gnome. You can learn more about IceWM at the Ubuntu community site: Note: I'm no longer supporting this tutorial, as IceWM setup seems to have changed significantly since I originally created this tutorial, and I don't use IceWM regularly enough myself.

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