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README.md

My XMonad configuration

This is the configuration that I, jemand2001, use on all my computers.

To Use

Firstly, clone this repository into ~/.xmonad or ~/.config/xmonad.

Build Requirements

  • cabal (from ghcup, or installed via your package manager -- the package is often called cabal-install).

In theory, cabal should take care of all other dependencies. If it does not, feel free to open an issue.

Setup

If your architecture is x86-64, you don't need to do anything in this step. If it is not, run ln -sfT xmonad-config-cabal xmonad-$(uname -m)-linux. Don't worry that the target of that symlink doesn't exist yet, that will be fixed in the next step.

Building

Simply run ./build. Alternatively: configure xmonad as your desktop session, and log in. Xmonad should find the build script here and compile this configuration automatically.

Runtime Requirements

  • a desktop notification service (also DBus)
  • flameshot: the best screenshot app
  • rofi: a popup to switch between windows and run things
  • the liskin-media shell script somewhere in the PATH, if you want somewhat proper media key support (see also the original blog post)

You should also take a look at Conf.hs: this file contains some details, such as the terminal emulator, background image, the path to an autorun script, and some others.