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	IceWM FAQ and Howto: Installation
		The IceWM developers provide RPM packages for all new releases independently from the distributions which use this package format.
		IceWM (0.9.3x and up) uses the standard GNU autoconf tool, so installation of IceWM is much the same as the installation of any other package that uses this tool.
		IceWM comes with a configure script that can be supplied with several compile-time options.
	www.icewm.org /FAQ/IceWM-FAQ-3.html (689 words)

	September 2002 Linux Productivity Magazine: Using IceWM
		IceWM is completely compatible with both Gnome and KDE apps, as long as you install the full IceWM, and not "IceWM-Light".
		IceWM is light weight, keyboard friendly, Gnome and KDE compatibile, with a look and feel similar to Windows 95.
		IceWM has a couple flaws such as the focus problem (which happens less and less on modern versions), and less than stellar cut and paste, which can be enhanced with a clipboard program such as klipper.
	www.troubleshooters.com /lpm/200209/200209.htm (7081 words)

	freshmeat.net: Browse project tree - Topic :: Desktop Environment :: Window Managers :: IceWM :: Themes
		An IceWM theme based on the Sawfish and GTK Crux themes.
		A copy of the KDE Plastik theme for icewm.
		An Icewm theme based on Ghost in the Shell.
	icewm.themes.org (651 words)

	Window Managers for X: IceWM
		IceWM is a window manager which has been coded from scratch for speed and flexibility.
		IceWM is extremely configurable and includes some small taskbar applets for common things, such as APM, network, CPU, mail status and a clock.
		IceWM prefers the Window Maker style of workspaces to virtual desktops, but these can be accessed in a number of configurable ways.
	xwinman.org /icewm.php (262 words)

	IceWM - The Cool Window Manager - OSNews.com
		IceWM is a lightweight window manager for UNIX-like systems.
		IceWM is also for the UNIX gurus out there.
		IceWM, on the other hand, accomplishes the one thing that is essential for an effective window manager - it makes you forget about its existence.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=7774&page=1 (633 words)

	polishlinux.org » IceWM — a desktop for Windows emigrants (Site not responding. Last check: )
		IceWM uses a taskbar similar to the one in MS Windows (which can be useful for migrating users).
		IceWM is a grown-up project (it exists since 1999) implemented by professional programmers.
		IceWM will be suitable for advanced users who are looking for a lightweight and simple window manager.
	polishlinux.org /apps/window-managers/icewm-a-desktop-for-windows-emmigrants (1264 words)

	IceWM - G-Bar Wiki
		IceWM is a fast and lightweight window manager and is the recommended window manager on the G-Bar.
		IceWM is very versatile in its configuration, but, unfortunately, it has no GUI configuration utillity.
		IceWM does not have a graphical configuration utillity, hence all configuration is done manually by editing files.
	www.gbar.dtu.dk /index.php/IceWM (905 words)

	IceWM - The Cool Window Manager - OSNews.com
		IceWM is a lightweight window manager for UNIX-like systems.
		IceWM, on the other hand, accomplishes the one thing that is essential for an effective window manager - it makes you forget about its existence.
		All of IceWM's features can be configured via five plaintext configuration files, all of which but one are usually under 25 lines in length.
	osnews.com /story.php?news_id=7774 (633 words)

	IceWM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However once I saw an IceWM announcement in Freshmeat or somewhere else, and the words "mouse is optional" interested me. I downloaded IceWM, tried it and was hooked.
		I forgot the console and use X ever since (but I haven't forgotten the command line - multiple xterms, or rather Eterms, are the way to live).
		IceWM is a window manager for the X Window System.
	mg.b4net.lt /icewm/index-en.html (1114 words)

	HOWTO IceWM - Gentoo Linux Wiki
		IceWM is a very light and highly configurable window manager for the X Window System.
		One of the great things about IceWM is that unlike KDE and Gnome, you don't need to install "applets" to have your programs run or minimize in the sytem tray.
		Anytime you make any changes to your IceWM settings that directly affect the main toolbar, you have to restart IceWM for the changes to take affect (the same is not true, however, if you add or edit programs in the sub-menus).
	gentoo-wiki.com /HOWTO_IceWM (1003 words)

	My Documents: Use IceWM!
		IceWM is a tiny window manager for Linux and Unix that requires far less memory and CPU power than even XFCE, a common window manager for lightweight systems.
		XFCE is simply not as light as IceWM, and some also claim it to be less comfortable to work with.
		This run dialog is one of IceWM's cool features that do not appear in other window managers: instead of popping up a new window to type in your command, you can type inside the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
	yakubovich.blogspot.com /2006/11/use-icewm.html (1081 words)

	Window Mangers :: problem with IceWM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		i installed IceWM, when i login in root and try to install it the system requiest from me to login with dsl use and install it.
		IceWM is a window manager, and so it probably doesn't have a menu item for anyone (unless it runs a script to set up your system to use it?).
		Third, there is no benefit to it...in DSL anything you can do logged in as root can be done with sudo, and you lose some of the features that were designed for dsl.
	www.damnsmalllinux.org /f/topic-3-35-9435-0.html (323 words)

	Turning off the automatic loading of Nautilus under IceWM - K12LTSP Wiki
		UPDATE March 3, 2006: Somewhere between K12LTSP version 2.0.1 and version 4.4.1, the file that needs to be modified changed (as did the whole gdm configuration process, apparently).
		IceWM is ideal for older hardware because it is small and loads quickly (it works well on newer hardware, too, but you get the idea).
		On a 200Mhz server with 128Mb RAM, the time from logging in to IceWM being up and ready to run is about 2 seconds; with Nautilus loading, that time stretches out to about 45 seconds, which will be frustrating for many users.
	www.k12ltsp.org /mediawiki/index.php/Turning_off_the_automatic_loading_of_Nautilus_under_IceWM (461 words)

	Digg - IceWM — A Desktop For Windows Emigrants
		You're probably wondering what is so special about this window manager: IceWM is very comfortable, stable, lightweight and uses a taskbar similar to the one in MS Windows making it the perfect choice for Windows ’s “emigrants".
		IceWM is a great desktop, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone needing a light desktop, but it isn't first recommendation for anyone who just wants a linux desktop.
		But I can take a stripped down Debian installation, setup a desktop with Icewm and common applications, and it will feel faster on a 300mhz machine with 128 megs of RAM then Vista on a dual core 2.0ghz machine and 2 gigs of ram.
	digg.com /linux_unix/IceWM_m_A_Desktop_For_Windows_Emigrants (1392 words)

	After dist-upgrade no Icewm
		I switched to xdm (had to edit /etc/init.d/xdm as changing /etc/X11/default-display-manager had no effect) but this does not solve the problem as the xdm/debian log in does not offer any session options.
		"apt-get install icewm" is a quick test/solution; if it's already the newest version, then the problem lies elsewhere (in gdm).
		Icewm is present in > its lastest version.
	www.webservertalk.com /message213055.html (1747 words)

	ICEWM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		With themes it is similar: Icewm themes can be found on http://icewm.themes.org and are simple.tar.gz files that we can uncompress in.icewm/themes.
		Another interesting resource is FAQ of Icewm, where we can find answers to frequently questions about Icewm We can find all kind documentation about Icewm on documentation section of Icewm.org.
		IceWM has been coded from scratch in C++ by Marko Macek and shares no code with other window managers.
	www.sromero.org /linux/icewm/icewm-3-en.html (801 words)

	Mepis on ICE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What I find is that iceWM makes it easier to get those jobs done quickly, enjoyably, and with a minimum of drama.
		IceWM has a much more functional but simple interface than does KDE or Gnome.
		IceWM is configured through two simple and understandable text files.
	www.linuxcompatible.org /article12.html (776 words)

	icewm - SWiK
		IceWM is a window manager designed for speed, usability, and consistency.
		Ice is written in C++ and is one of the lighter weight and simple window managers, although it is themeable and can mimic Windows or various other systems with various packaged themes.
		This article is mainly focused on Debian Etch Gnome,Xfce and Icewm desktop screenshots this includes internet relates,graphics,office, Network and system stats realted screens Brief Introduction about Gnome,Xfce and Icewm and Screenshots Gnome GNOME project is an international effort to create an easy-to-use computing platform built entirely from free software.
	swik.net /icewm (559 words)

	ICEWM (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The main difference between ICEWM and other Window Managers is that ICEWM offers lot for features with an small resource usage and using small disk size.
		ICEWM will open it on the 2nd desktop and will change to it automatically.
		The next step is tell XWindow that we want to use Icewm when we launch it or we login under XDM, KDM or GDM with a given user.
	www.sromero.org /linux/icewm/icewm-en.html (782 words)

	OE Forums -> Icewm - The Ultimate Configuration
		Icewm - The Ultimate Configuration, continuing the trend of WM posts....
		IceWM has a low memory footprint and is reasonably fast (esp compared to other WMs on the Z) The background image is set using icewmbg (started by icewm-session).
		IceWM has a battery monitor applet builtin, refer to the documentation link above.
	www.oesf.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=21768&view=findpost&p=144355 (694 words)

	IceWM in MontaVista - Pepper Community Forums
		IceWM is the window manager on the Pepper.
		I was looking at some info on it today and it looks like a great wm that'll be really easy to modifiy as needed.
		The icewm config files on the Pepper are in /opt/fdo/share/icewm.
	www.pepper.com /forums/showthread.php?p=137 (475 words)

	Cygwin XFree86 Files (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a binary distribution of IceWM 1.0.9-2 built for Cygwin/XFree86.
		IceWM needs the USER and HOME environment variables and they are not set by default on a windows system.
		To work around this problem use a different theme, such as the win95 theme, when starting icewm, either the -t command line switch or a change in a preference file (see icewm-15.html for info) seems work.
	home.san.rr.com /dhuyvetter/david/CygwinXFree86.html (452 words)

	Download IceWM Theme Designer 3.2 for Linux - The IceWM Control Panel (IceWMCP) IcePref2 Theme Designer tool allows you ...
		IceWM Control Panel (IceWMCP) is the first full-featured, Gtk-based control panel for IceWM.
		It is meant to run in IceWM, but can be used in ANY window manager as a general-purpose control panel.
		In addition, because IceWM Control Panel is written with a TRUE open source widget set, Gtk+, you don't have to worry about the licensing problems associated with proprietary QT-based applications.
	linux.softpedia.com /get/Desktop-Environment/Themes/IceWM-Theme-Designer-080.shtml (429 words)

	Scot's Newsletter Forums > Installing IceWM
		Jan 14 2004, 09:04 PM I was able to get icewm to install from source, using icewm-1.2.14pre8.
		I just recompiled icewm, and I get a number of warnings but no errors like you have shown.
		I've been trying to figure out how to add it to the login manager (is that was u call it?) when slackware starts all morning.
	forums.scotsnewsletter.com /lofiversion/index.php/t5117.html (1686 words)

	IceWM rocks
		For example, the clock format is controlled with a strftime format string, so it's easy to change, but hard to imagine any format you'd want that you couldn't have.
		I just make sure that OE using cretins have to go through some more work with their garbage program It is not about how many...
		The overall impression is refreshing to say the least, especially if you have hardware that doesn't quite have the muscle for GNOME or KDE.
	www.plex86.org /linux/IceWM-rocks.html (430 words)

	Pre-compiled IceWM package for Cygwin
		NOTE: I am not a developer of IceWM and window managers are way outside my knowledge domain so I can not fix bugs or implement "cool" features in IceWM itself.
		I suspect this is caused by IceWM scanning the system for applications that are listed in the start menu that comes with IceWM as standard.
		Switching themes once IceWM is running is very slow and 8 out of 10 times IceWM crashes before the new theme is fully loaded.
	www.xs4all.nl /~hkuiper/cygwin/icewm-cygwin.html (564 words)

	IceWM - LQWiki
		IceWM is a fast, lightweight window manager capable of emulating the look and feel of many other GUIs or of attaining a look all its own.
		Ice provides a toolbar with an application menu, region of application buttons, window buttons, system tray area, system monitors, and clock.
		If you start bare, ~/.icewm/ and ~/.icewm/theme are generated, but see below for the 'startup' file and what can be pulled from the system-wide configs.
	wiki.linuxquestions.org /wiki/IceWM (1825 words)

	IceWM
		Therefore I decided to publish some kind of summary of documentation applicable to icons and some FAQ that I grab from icewm list.
		IceWM can use different types of pictures as icons.
		That's in case IceWM is compiled with libXpm support.
	bbs.cvut.cz /~covex/icewm/iceicons (765 words)

	ICEWM como entorno de trabajo restringido \| Badopi
		Una de las cualidades que mas me gusta del entorno gráfico ICEWM es su alto grado de personalización, además de su excelente velocidad incluso en máquinas un poco antiguas.
		Existe el fichero keys en ~/.icewm/ para poner las combinaciones de teclas que quieras (asociadas a programas i demás).
		Por cierto, yo también fluctúo entre KDE e icewm; KDE te ofrece muchas opciones y es muy potente, pero se "come" los recursos de la máquina.
	www.badopi.org /node/532 (1356 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for IceWM
		As example the arguments to refresh icewm (placed in an icon) and start certain programs by default on icewm start incl adding desktop shortcuts.
		Once you are out of the KDE and Gnome environments, you will appreciate how easy it is to get variation in the looks by changing window managers and themes.
		Icewm should be the basis for all modern Window managers, it leaves the rest in it's wake.
	freshmeat.net /projects/icewm (724 words)

	Window Mangers :: Convert fluxbox menu file to icewm
		Anyway, I did a hard disk install and switched to icewm, which I prefer to fluxbox and which is still pretty lightweight.
		I came across a script by TyphoonMentat in the deprecated extensions forum to convert fluxbox menu files to icewm, but it was a little buggy.
		was in there was to keep people from overwriting a customized icewm menu.
	damnsmalllinux.org /f/topic-3-35-9127-0.html (318 words)

	ICEWM Presentation
		IceWM is a basic window manager that has a small footprint and is configurable.
		IceWM is easy for people more familiar with the Microsoft Windows interface
		You can also compile IceWM using the tarball, but beware: Different installs have different base configuration options set.
	www.thelinuxlink.net /lvlinux/resources/howtos/icewmpre.html (444 words)

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