Be happy: we're about 15 years ahead of the lisp guys. 'cabal install
xmonad' works, for example.
- not on windows (and since it is popular, it will seduce more
good haskellers not to bother with windows compatibility.. :-(
- from xmonad.cabal (version 0.3, from hackage):
build-depends: base>=2.0, X11>=1.2.1, X11-extras>=0.3, mtl>=1.0,
unix>=1.0
so, you guarantee that it will work with base-3.0, X11-2.0,
X11-extras-1.0, mtl-2.0, unix-2.0. even though all of those
will -if i now understand the versioning intentions correctly-
lack features of the current versions?
claus
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