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Nothing. It's what needs to be removed that's the problem. I basically never use a DE because xmonad is all I need, and if it needs to be customised, it's not l
by wanda 13y ago
Nothing. It's what needs to be removed that's the problem. I basically never use a DE because xmonad is all I need, and if it needs to be customised, it's not limited at all.
- dllthomas 13y agoSimilar, but ratpoison for me.
- wanda 13y agoI used to use dwm and I remember looking at ratpoison and wanting to use it, but I was learning Haskell at the time so I chose xmonad. and likewise when I'll care to learn Lua I'll move onto awesome-wm. Which will probably never happen.
- dllthomas 13y agoAs a fan of Haskell, I've tried to move to xmonad, but realized that most of what I wanted to do to it was make it behave like ratpoison so I moved back. In particular, retaining my screen muscle-memory, and the "commands in a tree under a single initial character, which can be sent with a command" which nicely keeps everything a couple keypresses away while allowing easy logical groupings and still makes sure that key bindings never get in the way of something that I want to send to an application.