xmonad tour : take 1

A brief tour of the core xmonad window manager features.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• xmonad
• linux
• windowmanager
• haskell

[kernelpnc]

I just registered with youtube for the sole purpose of asking you this:

What music is this? Yes, the piano! Please tell me!

thanks a lot!

[r3bol]

I'm going to install this on my USB stick (portable), Debian Linux OS.

Can't wait :)

[Gerrrry]

@kernelpnc If you really want to know what the music is In the past I've used midomi dot com to detect a piece by putting a the microphone up to the speakers while the music is playing. It's usually pretty damn amazing at detecting it. I'd do it for you but I can't find my mic atm. Good luck.

[IncendiaHL]

xmonad IS AWESOME!! I'm not a developer. Just a regular Ubuntu user.. well. A long time ago I saw the xmonad episode of The Linux Action Show, I installed xmonad. and I've been living here since. I love that the horsepower is going to whatever I'm doing, instead of going to some crazy gnome3 or unity cpu/memory-hog.

Keep rocking, Keep developing and my eternal gratitude.

[nemezi]

Antony Raijekov - Window Like

[ALacunae]

@kernelpnc

Sounds like Philip Glass. He's an amazing composer!

[chobrocoli]

reminds me of ratpoison

[igoronline]

looks a lot like emacs.Btw GREAT music

[hapethere]

wow

[chadversary]

Oh, the music's author is listed under "Statistics & Data": Antony Raijekov.

I will be installing xmonad tonight... I hope all goes smoothly.