
Before you update xmonad to the latest darcs, be sure to upgrade X11-extras, or you risk losing windows. Cheers, Spencer Janssen

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:17:18 -0500
Spencer Janssen
Before you update xmonad to the latest darcs, be sure to upgrade X11-extras, or you risk losing windows.
Cheers, Spencer Janssen
Actually, this is not quite sufficient (good catch by Stefan). Here is what will work: - darcs pull X11-extras, clean, build, install X11-extras - 'runhaskell Setup clean', build, install X11-xmonad - restart into the newly built executable - view each of your workspaces at least once - darcs pull xmonad - clean, build, install xmonad - restart Or you can just be safe and totally restart X the next time you upgrade. Cheers, Spencer Janssen

Spencer Janssen wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:17:18 -0500 Spencer Janssen
wrote: Before you update xmonad to the latest darcs, be sure to upgrade X11-extras, or you risk losing windows.
Cheers, Spencer Janssen
Actually, this is not quite sufficient (good catch by Stefan). Here is what will work: - darcs pull X11-extras, clean, build, install X11-extras - 'runhaskell Setup clean', build, install X11-xmonad - restart into the newly built executable - view each of your workspaces at least once - darcs pull xmonad - clean, build, install xmonad - restart
Or you can just be safe and totally restart X the next time you upgrade.
Cheers, Spencer Janssen
Hey all,
Nice totally fresh checkouts of all 3,
xmonad, Spencer Janssen

dave:
Spencer Janssen wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:17:18 -0500 Spencer Janssen
wrote: Before you update xmonad to the latest darcs, be sure to upgrade X11-extras, or you risk losing windows.
Cheers, Spencer Janssen
Actually, this is not quite sufficient (good catch by Stefan). Here is what will work: - darcs pull X11-extras, clean, build, install X11-extras - 'runhaskell Setup clean', build, install X11-xmonad - restart into the newly built executable - view each of your workspaces at least once - darcs pull xmonad - clean, build, install xmonad - restart
Or you can just be safe and totally restart X the next time you upgrade.
Cheers, Spencer Janssen
Hey all,
Nice totally fresh checkouts of all 3,
xmonad, Spencer Janssen
**20070630021026] X11-extras, Spencer Janssen **20070620211004] XMonadContrib, l.mai@web.de**20070629171038 X11-extras builds fine, but I'm getting this build error for xmonad,
% sudo runhaskell Setup.lhs build Preprocessing executables for xmonad-0.2... Building xmonad-0.2... [ 2 of 13] Compiling XMonad ( XMonad.hs, dist/build/xmonad/xmonad-tmp/XMonad.o )
XMonad.hs:62:5: No instance for (Read Rectangle) arising from the 'deriving' clause of a data type declaration at XMonad.hs:62:5 Possible fix: add an instance declaration for (Read Rectangle) When deriving the instance for `Read ScreenDetail' _______________________________________________
That Read instance was added to X11-extras, be sure to pull the latest patch? (and double check it was installed). Also, runhaskell Setup.lhs clean for xmonad. -- Don

Donald Bruce Stewart wrote: > dave: >> Spencer Janssen wrote: >>> On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:17:18 -0500 >>> Spencer Janssenwrote: >>> >>>> Before you update xmonad to the latest darcs, be sure to upgrade >>>> X11-extras, or you risk losing windows. >>>> >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Spencer Janssen >>> Actually, this is not quite sufficient (good catch by Stefan). Here is >>> what will work: >>> - darcs pull X11-extras, clean, build, install X11-extras >>> - 'runhaskell Setup clean', build, install X11-xmonad >>> - restart into the newly built executable >>> - view each of your workspaces at least once >>> - darcs pull xmonad >>> - clean, build, install xmonad >>> - restart >>> >>> Or you can just be safe and totally restart X the next time you upgrade. >>> >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Spencer Janssen >> Hey all, >> >> Nice totally fresh checkouts of all 3, >> >> xmonad, Spencer Janssen **20070630021026] >> X11-extras, Spencer Janssen **20070620211004] >> XMonadContrib, l.mai@web.de**20070629171038 >> >> X11-extras builds fine, but I'm getting this build error for xmonad, >> >> % sudo runhaskell Setup.lhs build >> Preprocessing executables for xmonad-0.2... >> Building xmonad-0.2... >> [ 2 of 13] Compiling XMonad ( XMonad.hs, >> dist/build/xmonad/xmonad-tmp/XMonad.o ) >> >> XMonad.hs:62:5: >> No instance for (Read Rectangle) >> arising from the 'deriving' clause of a data type declaration >> at XMonad.hs:62:5 >> Possible fix: add an instance declaration for (Read Rectangle) >> When deriving the instance for `Read ScreenDetail' >> _______________________________________________ > > That Read instance was added to X11-extras, be sure to pull the latest > patch? (and double check it was installed). Also, runhaskell Setup.lhs > clean for xmonad. Ah my fault, I'd built but not installed X11-extras (was waiting to see if the build was successful before I installed ;-) ). I am noticing that GreedyView doesn't seem to be working now though ... have there been changes to how I should change Config.hs to use it ?

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 13:27:02 +1000
Dave Harrison
I am noticing that GreedyView doesn't seem to be working now though ... have there been changes to how I should change Config.hs to use it ?
It was broken in some recent changes, I just pushed the fix. Cheers, Spencer Janssen
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