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While this looks appealing and I will probably try it, I'm not sure if I have cognitive room for another core tool configured in Haskell. Running xmonad is alr
by brennen 10y ago
While this looks appealing and I will probably try it, I'm not sure if I have cognitive room for another core tool configured in Haskell. Running xmonad is already like a commitment to periodic skirmishes with an angry badger.
- ChrisPenner 10y agoHaha; I understand that feeling! It's mostly scripted using combinators made available by other extensions; you can just chain them together in `do-notation` to do the things you want.
- brennen 10y agoAwright, awright, I'll give it a look. :) As a kind of generalized comment to the authors of tools written in smart-people languages: Y'all are great, but I sometimes suspect you'd get broader adoption of your stuff if you kept in mind that a bunch of us are clever enough to benefit from your work, but not always clever enough for the tools you're building it in...