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Breaking the Ice: IceWM Review [LinuxOrbit]
May 22, 2002

David LeCount reviews 'IceWM', an alternative to KDE or GNOME that combines some of the 'best features' of other window managers and GUIs. LeCount writes at LinuxOrbit . . .

"In the world of the Linux desktop, there's a wide variety of software to keep you from being bored with one particular program. Perhaps the best example of this is the variety of window managers you can choose from. Should you get bored with a certain window manager or decide you don't like it, there are dozens more to try out. I've gone through a few myself, and IceWM is the one I keep coming back to. In this review, I'll try to show you why I like it and point to reasons why some of you won't . . . "

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