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In the past I have tried various tiling window managers but always reverted back to xmonad. I haven't looked elsewhere for some time now. Documentation is extr
by binaryapparatus 10y ago
In the past I have tried various tiling window managers but always reverted back to xmonad. I haven't looked elsewhere for some time now.
Documentation is extraordinary and really easy to follow once I understood how to read it, years ago.
The only sore spot is monstrous GHC size, that compiler needs to get much smaller to be really good from all angles.
- sevensor 10y agoI switched to i3 a couple of years ago, after using XMonad for about two years. Hopefully things have improved since then, but I kept falling into Cabal hell every time I tried to make a configuration change and I got fed up. At the time I concluded that XMonad was for people who use Haskell regularly and know how to navigate its package system.