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==xmonad configuration examples==
 
==xmonad configuration examples==
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Configuration files (Config.hs for xmonad < 0.5, xmonad.hs for xmonad >= 0.5)
 
 
* [[/Don's Config.hs]] (0.4), [[Don's Config.hs 0.5]]: colours, use custom terminal, dynamicLogDzen
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* [[/Don's Config.hs]] (0.4), [[Don's xmonad.hs]] (0.5): colours, use custom terminal, dynamicLogDzen
 
[[Image:dons-config.png|center|200px]]
 
[[Image:dons-config.png|center|200px]]
   

Revision as of 18:35, 6 November 2007

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xmonad configuration examples

Configuration files (Config.hs for xmonad < 0.5, xmonad.hs for xmonad >= 0.5)

Dons-config.png
  • /twifkak's Config.hs (0.4). modMask = mod4Mask; noBorders tabbed layout; keybindings for dzen, rotview, swapworkspaces, windowbringer, and windownavigation; urgencyhook (only in darcs xmonad).
  • /David Roundy's Config.hs (0.4). Combo config for small screen + xclock. Requires the xmonad-library branch, so not for the faint of heart. This config also keeps mod=mod1, and therefore moves a number of key bindings to non-standard locations (my laptop has no spare modifier keys).
Droundy-config.png
  • /Brent Yorgey's Config.hs (0.4). probably only works with darcs xmonad. modMask = mod4Mask; DynamicLog, RotView, ViewPrev, WindowNavigation, ToggleLayouts (toggle full screen mode), UrgencyHook + dzen, FlexibleManipulate, and a few others, with keybindings for all! (Warning: lots of non-standard keybindings. =)
Byorgey-config.png
Rob-config.png
  • /Eric Mertens's Config.hs (0.4). Customized DynamicLog, ShellPrompt, TilePrime, Dual-head and an effort to make the statusbar similar to DWM.
Glguy-config.jpg
  • /vvv's Config.hs (0.4). DynamicWorkspaces, (Shell|Ssh|Man)Prompt, Submap, and ion-like status bar (written in nonkosher Perl).
Vvv-config.png
Arossato-config.png

Note on uploading

To upload your config file, create some text on this page of the form:

  * [[/you Config.hs]], description of your setup

and save the page. This will create a new page under /you into which you can paste your Config.hs text. Wrap them in <haskell> and </haskell> tags, to enable nice markup.

Images can be uploaded by clicking on the 'Upload file' link, and then referring to the uploaded image as, e.g.

   [[Image:you-config.png|center|200px]]

which will scale the image correctly for a thumbnail.