| In Kubuntu, you can use the Synaptic Package Manager to install software. Or use apt, through the terminal.
The one time that I had Ubuntu installed with a wireless, I remember it being rather easy. Use NDISwrapper just like in other Linux distros. Then use NetworkManager to connect to any wireless AP's. Since Kubuntu has a KDE desktop, you may need to use KNetworkManager.
Remember that in Ubuntu, and any of the other versions (Kbuntu,Mythbuntu,etc), there is no root. To do administrative tasks you precede the command with the "sudo" command. It will then ask for your password, enter it and it will proceed.
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