Hi all, A couple of years back I made the following addition to my xmonad.hs: instead of 10 workspaces, it admits 20 workspaces, logically arranged in two rows of 10. I think of it as having a "scratch" workspace for every main workspace, and I use up/down arrows to switch between the main and the scratch workspace. For instance, if you are on workspace 4, Mod4-<down> will move to workspace 4SCR and Mod4-<up> will move back to workspace 4. Recently this config started misbehaving (without any changes to xmonad.hs, but with possible changes in xmonad/GHC version to 0.10 and 7.4.1 as my system was upgraded). In particular, in the example above, now Mod4-<down> moves from workspace 4 to workspace 3SCR and Mod4-<up> then moves from 3SCR to 2. To fix it, I have to log in and out of X, but the problem always reoccurs, possibly after sleep/resume cycle(?). The embarrassing thing here is that I haven't touched Haskell in a while, and barely grok my config anymore, so I don't know where to start troubleshooting. The code I described seems straightforward enough, so it's my hope that maybe someone here can tell me what is going on without too much effort... The relevant parts of my config are below, and the full file in its horrifying glory is at http://hpaste.org/68453. If someone seems something obviously amiss, please shout... --leo myWorkspaces = ["1:terminals", "2:emacs", "3:web", "4", "5", "6", "7","8","9","0"] ++ map (\x -> show x ++ "SCR") ([1..9]++[0]) ..... zeroSub 0 = 10 zeroSub x = x jumpToMain = gets windowset >>= \W.StackSet { W.current = W.Screen { W.workspace = w } } -> withNthWorkspace W.greedyView (-1+(zeroSub $ read [head(W.tag w)])) jumpToScratch = gets windowset >>= \W.StackSet { W.current = W.Screen { W.workspace = w } } -> withNthWorkspace W.greedyView (9+(zeroSub $ read [head(W.tag w)])) .... , ("M-<Up>", jumpToMain) , ("M-<Down>", jumpToScratch)