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Install xmonad and configure it properly
by scorciapino 17y ago
Install xmonad and configure it properly
- jrockway 17y agoThat is 99% copypaste, and you don't learn how to actually write your own Haskell programs.
- eru 17y agoProbably true. At least you will see some Haskell-syntax. Writing an extension for XMonad may be worthwhile, though. Or learning about its inner workings. (There are some good introductions floating around the net. They put a lot of thought into the types in XMonad.)