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Its multiple monitor support is the single best of any window manager on any OS that I've ever used.
by fortytw2 12y ago
Its multiple monitor support is the single best of any window manager on any OS that I've ever used.
- Filligree 12y agoIt breaks the window manager standard. Occasionally, you'll see apps that break as a result; you'll want to unbind C-z in Emacs, for example. There's a bug open for KDE explicitly asking for xmonad-like mutiple monitor support, which is marked WONTFIX as a result. But yes, I absolutely adore xmonad's take on it, and it's well worth the occasional glitches.