> xmonad I got rid of xmonad in favor of i3 ages ago - precisely because it doesn't force me to edit a Haskell script just to change a keybinding. Obviously ju

> xmonad I got rid of xmonad in favor of i3 ages ago - precisely because it doesn't force me to edit a Haskell script just to change a keybinding. Obviously just my personal anecdote, but this 'feature' alone probably accounts for a significant % of users either jumping ship, or never boarding it in the first place.