Xmonad launch error
I originally attempted to compile and install xmonad package by package, and the end result was this:
Code:
$ xmonad Anyone have any ideas? |
Normally Xmonad isn't installed into ~/.xmonad/, that is where the configuration file is expected. This file has to be present to launch Xmonad, and it won't generate a standard file. So I would assume that you have no configuration file, have a look at that.
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Bumping this since OP didn't respond. I'm interested in this answer as well, but not sure what to find.
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Ok, so, I got xmonad to do something for me, but now I need to figure out what I'm going to do about my terminal.
I looked around and found this configuration guide. Quite simple. Arch Linux - Configuring XMonad A lot of, and most of these tutorials I found are for Arch Linux, but once you have the XMonad program compiled for your system, you're over the OS Dependent hump. Now its just configuration. So, following the Arch Linux tutorials will also work for CentOS, or whatever other OS you're running. This is also a more fully configured xmonad.hs file. xmonad.hs file This is also a good place to look as well. http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Xmonad/Config_archive/John_Goerzen's_Configuration Now, after getting all that configured and recompiled Code:
xmonad --recompile When running the command Code:
xmonad Code:
xmonad-i386-linux: user error (openDisplay) Code:
xinit xmonad |
Well, with my default configuration, I just get an XTerm window, even with the urxvt option, and no prompt. Then it just sits there and looks at me like I'm stupid. Then the configs from the website that are predefined, throw errors that some functions are not available.
Mind you, I'm doing this on CentOS. |
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