BTW, for some time I was an active user of StumpWM, a tiling window manager of Common Lisp. The nicest thing about it was that, like emacs, you could edit it while it was running. I assume the same thing is not possible in RWind? Do you usually have to stop and restart the whole thing every time you make a configuration change? Or is there some extra level of interaction / experimentation with changes to it?
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