RE: Xmonad for Linux is AWESOME! 06-23-2013, 04:17 PM
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(06-23-2013, 11:51 AM)noize Wrote: Cool, I tested it and it actually crashed this time. :lol:
Well, at first it refused to give the Terminal prompt with ALT+SHIFT+ENTER, I tried tons of other keycombos but nothing. Then a blink cursor appeared, followed by errors about failed POWER_DATA sending, or something like that.
I already had:
- libghc-xmonad-contrib-dev
- indicator-applet-complete
I installed:
- gnome-panel
- indicator-multiload
- dmenu
Then I ran:
Code:ghc --make /home/noize/.xmonad/xmonad.hs
After that I did:
Code:pkill -u noize
I got to the logon screen and entered the password.
For what's with awesome, I have installed it too, but prefer Xmonad.
I heard about wmii but I never tried it so far. I'll give it a shot, maybe. Though, taking a readymade configuration file like yours and editing it to my preferences shouldn't be any hard even if not knowing Haskell.
Edit: probably I'll stick with some static WM instead, but I'll surely use Xmonad too as it's a nice dynamic WM, I just need to set it up.
If you used my config file: My xmonad.hs changes the mod key from ALT to the windows key. Maybe it was that.
If you want a basic xmonad.hs without any changes that works with Gnome just do:
Code:
import XMonad
import XMonad.Config.Gnome
main = do
xmonad $ gnomeConfigThat doesn't have any of my modifications.
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