Ease of configuration tweaks and number of plugin contributors. And I can write Haskell code well enough, I've even had some in production, but it was still a p

Ease of configuration tweaks and number of plugin contributors. And I can write Haskell code well enough, I've even had some in production, but it was still a pain to try and navigate the types in the configuration, especially trying to get two separate plugins/libs to work together. Mostly it was the plugin community, which is much larger for awesome and the shared philosophy of the community is very unix-y/small tools focused which is great and makes up for the copy/paste script-kiddy side of it. Damn do I miss proper monitor support though, luckily I did kinda keep a separation between my main monitor and secondary naturally so it's not as painful for me as it would be for some.