Oh, that’s good news. I’ll have to follow along when there’s more progress. I am surprised, at least somewhat (and as someone with very little Haskell experien

Oh, that’s good news. I’ll have to follow along when there’s more progress. I am surprised, at least somewhat (and as someone with very little Haskell experience,) to hear Haskell may not be a good fit for the compositing bits. That’s a bit disappointing because the stability of Xmonad is probably a big selling point, and even more important with a Wayland compositor, but most of the Wayland compositors have quite a lot of C code. Maybe the same will wind up being true of the compositing bits of the Wayland equivalent of Xmonad.