Use XMonad, it's not that difficult. I promise you will enjoy it more than i3 once you get the hang of it.
Use XMonad, it's not that difficult. I promise you will enjoy it more than i3 once you get the hang of it
Jayden Long
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Henry Brown
dwm
Easton Ortiz
give me 3 reasons why it's better than i3
Jeremiah Garcia
Kayden Turner
but I'm already using it
Jackson Lee
This
Liam Gray
Is haskell still a dependency, because I only have 3 terrabytes of disk space left.
Connor Green
Wayland version is also in development github.com
Evan Lopez
>tiling meme when you already have a mouse
Jacob Sullivan
>implying I have a mouse
>implying I'm not using a laptop
Hudson Taylor
>unironically using your mouse when there is an alternative
pleb
Lucas Ortiz
does it work with savedconfig on gentoo?
Nathaniel Hall
but it doesn't use lisp
Jason Taylor
Brody Green
no, it can't be configured systemwide
each user has their own ~/.xmonad
Chase Powell
-customization in haskell not bash (have fun while you learn a new language!)
-get to show off to strangers on Sup Forums
-???
-Profit
Oliver Cruz
I thought haskell was a compiled language, why doesn't it work like dwm?
Adam Fisher
yes, you do need to recompile xmonad each time you make any change
with xmonad you are not just editing something like config.h, you are actually "building your own wm" using provided libraries.
Cooper Lee
Sure 1GB dependency for a window manager. What a noob.
David Cruz
Why do Linux users feel the need to download a 1GB dependency to "rice" their desktop? macOS comes usable out of the box.
Matthew Scott
that sounds pretty cool actually, you've piqued my interest
Lincoln Sanders
automatic layouting
James Richardson
>Use XMonad
I did, on a netbook about 8 years ago.