On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:39 PM, Brandon Allbery
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Thanks! My xmonad.hs file now compiles without error, so YAY! Did it work then? Well, yes and no. It works if xmonad is already running, ie. I open a terminal and enter xmodmap -e "clear mod2". The numlock key is now disabled, so clicking it, even frantically, does nothing and my mod key is still fully functional. It doesn't work if I add "clear mod2" to my .Xmodmap file though and neither does it work if I call xmodmap -e "clear mod2" from .xinitrc. xmonad starts up, the numlock key is disabled but my xmonad mod key doesn't work. So a couple of steps forward, and then one back. Can something be done to Adam's original proposed solution, so it'll also handle me clearing mod2 from either .Xmodmap or .xinitrc before xmonad is started?
No; some github worshipper took it on himself to fork xmonad onto github on the grounds that any project not on github is obviously dead and unmaintained and it was up to him to "save" it (this is very nearly word for word from the mailing list discussion!), but somehow nobody actually followed him along the path to salvation and it hasn't been updated since he did it. The official repo is still darcs at http://code.haskell.org/xmonad/ and http://code.haskell.org/XMonadContrib.
OK, good to know. Thanks. :o) Thomas Løcke