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While i agree that xmonad is a bit of a pain to configure the first time around (especially if you're not used to writing code in haskell) I find that you can u
by untrothy 13y ago
While i agree that xmonad is a bit of a pain to configure the first time around (especially if you're not used to writing code in haskell) I find that you can use the mouse pretty extensively with xmonad.
For example with this in my xmonad.hs:
((0,9), (\_ -> moveTo Next NonEmptyWS))
((0,8), (\_ -> moveTo Prev NonEmptyWS))
I can move between work spaces with only my mouse (In this case with the extra 2 buttons on the left).