On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, mobi phil wrote: >> Xmonad: Very well written, fast, and customizable. But since it's >> Haskell-based, you have to install a metric shitload of Haskell >> dependencies. > I am almost convinced that I would have ended up with Xnomad, but had > the same problem with the metric shitload :) apt-get install xmonad > said: do you want me to install 300MB of shitload? My answer was not > darling :)
If you like Xmonad, but would like it to be slimmer, then you may want to try dwm. On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, joqueza wrote: > dwm: You have to recompile it every time you change something. It's > just not versatile enough for my tastes. Yes, you have to recompile dwm to change its settings, but it is fast and easy, and once you find your `perfect' settings, you are set. Best regards -- Tibor Simko
