I'm about to reinstall arch and I'm considering using xmonad. I've previously used dwm, bspwm, and currently gnome as my de/wm. What are you guy's experiences with xmonad? Stability, configuration, whatever. Also what are your favorite wm's and why?
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Samuel Martin
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Eli Gomez
My experience is good. Just make sure you don't mix the distro's repo xmonad packages with cabal's packages. For xmonad to be able to run you need a running haskell environment so it requires a lot more disk space than say i3. But running xmonad should be very light.
Ethan Robinson
i always liked awesomewm and i got used to the semi-default keybinds
then everyone shitposted like a year later that awesome sucks or something so I tried switched but never found anything I liked.
Noah Rivera
worse version of i3 with an autistic configuration
Brandon Adams
Autistic because of Haskell? And what makes it worse than i3?
Zachary Davis
>too stupid to learn Haskell: The post
Jacob Johnson
So stop get meme'd and use what you like.
Caleb White
Rei or bust
Jose Howard
awesomewm is very comfy. I use it.
Ryan Diaz
xmonad is shit, dafuq is goin on with all the haskell faggets