On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 09:35:41AM +0400, Paul Fertser wrote:
On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 04:50:03PM -0700, Anton Vorontsov wrote:
On an unrelated note, where do you get opportunities to apply your Haskell skills?
I do some AI/BCI research using Haskell, but it's for my own fun. Commercially I don't apply it anywhere. :)
I thought you were a Moscow embedded developer hacking on old iPAQs and now you appear to be writing perfect English and sophisticated Haskell from a PDT location, what a surprise! I'm glad to hear you're having fun :)
;-)
+ vars = ["XAUTHLOCALHOSTNAME","HOST","HOSTNAME"]
This is from my pretty standard Gentoo install, and the same result on another Debian machine too:
Prelude System.Posix.Env> getEnv `mapM` ["XAUTHLOCALHOSTNAME","HOST","HOSTNAME"] [Nothing,Nothing,Nothing]
paul@laptop ~ $ env | egrep '(XAUTHLOCALHOSTNAME|HOST|HOSTNAME)' paul@laptop ~ $
Wow. Well, it just means that you have to create one. After poking around, I now see that XMonad/Layout/OnHost.hs talks about the same thing... It also contains a good idea: we can just set it in the config file itself. No doubt that I should document it, though. Similar to XMonad/Layout/OnHost.hs. Thanks! Anton p.s. The proper way to handle remote clients is a little bit more trickier, especially considering that the hostname might be changing. For this, we have to check current hostname and WM_CLIENT_MACHINE at the window creation time. If they are equal, then it is the local window and we have to store some flag for future use (since WM_CLIENT_MACHINE and hostname can diverge later on). But that would require a new dependency either in xmonad, or in a config file (better)...