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xmonad download statistics

22Mar09

Here are the download statistics for source tarballs and the darcs repository of xmonad, going back to April 2007, when we initially released version 0.1 From April 2007 to March 2009 xmonad core source releases were downloaded more than 35 thousand times. In addition, the darcs repository for xmonad was cloned 24 thousand times, and […]

xmonad on ubuntu

18Mar09

Tom Dryer has written a great introduction to using xmonad on ubuntu. What good is having a large display if you’re constantly rearranging windows to fit them on the screen? I got tired of try to fit a web browser with other smaller windows and decided to try xmonad, a tiling window manager that could […]

Visualising xmonad

16Mar09

Here’s the xmonad contrib library visualised with cabalgraph. Thanks for all the contributions!

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Xmonad and the Gimp

08Mar09

http://nathanhowell.net/ has a nice post describing a new xmonad layout for the gimp. Read the full story.

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Tags: layout

xmonad on eee

08Mar09

Matt Gruskin put together some screenshots of xmonad on the eee 1000, Note the use of a tabbed layout, and the prompt extension. See the full set of shots here

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xmonad as a multi-head sliding block puzzle…

04Mar09

Miles Sabin wrote an interesting post on the xmonad mailing list about a layout that would have xmonad work as a sliding block puzzle. Intriguing!

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Tags: fun, layout

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- RT @kuanyingchou: One nice thing about @xmonad is that even if you forgot you're in a tiling window manager, Mod+Tab also works out of the… 1 year ago
- RT @contextualdev: I want to give a big thanks to @asjo for his work on border colors in XMonad 0.13. Wins with RGBA colormaps now render c… 1 year ago
- RT @contextualdev: We quietly released @xmonad 0.13 last night. Official announcement coming soon. The change log is on Hackage and GitHub.… 1 year ago
- RT @contextualdev: I've been busy putting the finishing touches on the next release of @xmonad. Should be ready in a few days. #XMonad #Has… 1 year ago
- RT @rofh: finally migrating my stuff to @xmonad . not that scary actually, it takes ~5x less haskell code than ion3' lua. 7 years ago
- "It puts your mind at ease when you feel the system is rock solid beneath you" - thoughts after a few months of xmonad: archlinux.me/kofrad/2011/07… 7 years ago
- RT @donsbot: xmonad, chrome and gnome 3 play well together. http://i.imgur.com/KWTqJ.png 7 years ago
- We beat our desktop into an ultimate nerd power-station! Find out about xmonad on The Linux Action Show! http://goo.gl/0ST3d RT @ChrisLAS 7 years ago
- "I have been using xmonad, and it’s the first time I have felt that a window manager makes me more productive" -- http://goo.gl/MG5t1 7 years ago
- Verifying XMonad is correct: re-implementing the XMonad core in Coq http://www.cs.ru.nl/~wouters/Talks/BrouwerExtraction.pdf 7 years ago
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