dots
These are my config files and I treasure them (by MikunoNaka)
xmonad-contrib
Contributed modules for xmonad (by xmonad)
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dots
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Learning Haskell and using xmonad
I've been using xmonad since ~2020 and I mostly learned from his videos and the official documentation/reading other peoples config files. You can check out mine at https://github.com/MikunoNaka/dots (in the .config/XMonad folder)
xmonad-contrib
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defToggleStrutsKey not working
This should now also be fixed in HEAD: https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/commit/90f4a96f933a8ecc014b6def54fb929ee9e73e49
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How to check xmonad version?
If you're on NixOS then definitely look into /u/LSLeary's excellent flake! (docs)
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XMonad on NixOS
Perhaps you're not aware of the module exposed by the xmonad-contrib flake? It can do most of the setup for you. See the NixOS Modules section of https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/blob/master/NIX.md.
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Custom gsConfig for spawnSelected
Seems there was a documentation bug in that module. Does this fix help?
- Most Recently Used (MRU)
- Normalize the Fraction Between Master and Slave Windows
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Mimic LeftWM's CenterdMainFluid in Xmonad?
There is X.L.CenteredIfSingle. However, it didn't land in 0.17.0, so you'll have to either wait for 0.17.1 (dropping soon, I promise!), compile xmonad from git, or just copy the file as-is (which should be doable) into your configuration.
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Applying window decorations in xmonad while there is onlmore than one window
Btw there is an alternative way to implement smart bar using `AltMax` from xmonad-contrib but I'm not using it because of this [known bug](https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/issues/75).
- Key bind to remove borders around windows??
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Custom Xomobar output
Note that the linked solution is a bit buggy (see here). But regarding your question, it's as simple as it gets. You could maybe replace (getModeName <$> (XS.get :: X ModeName)) with XS.gets getModeNameand maybe defining it somewhere else (e.g. logMode :: Logger), but that's really it. You could wait for #703 to be merged (whenever that may be), or just take the code from there (PSA: still in a rough state, undocumented, and very likely will change) and roll with it: it is xmonad after all, your config is going to be compiled anyway!