# Install Xmonad windows manager in Arch Linux and Debian systems

Is a dynamically tiling X11 window manager that is written and configured in Haskell. In a normal WM, you spend half your time aligning and searching for windows. xmonad makes work easier, by automating this.

For more information of xmonad here and documentations here.

## xmonad in Arch Linux

xmonad - darknesscode

## What this do

  1. Install xmonad
    1. Arch-based
    2. Debian-based
  2. Install xmobar
    1. Arch-based
    2. Debian-based
  3. Install some extra programs (not required)
  4. Setup your terminal (urxvt)
  5. Copy custom files

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## Helpfull keybindings for this installation

| Keybinding  | Action              |
| :---------  | :------------------ |
| MOD+Enter   | Open terminal       |
| MOD+r       | Ranger File Manager |
| MOD+v       | Vim                 |
| MOD+Shift+o | dmenu_recency       |
| MOD+0       | System account      |
| MOD+F12     | Lock screen         |
| MOD+Shift+r | Re-start xmonad     |
| MOD+Shift+q | Exit xmonad         |

Add your keybindings in /.xmonda/xmonad.hs. And change your terminal before installing

## xmonad in Debian

xmonad - darknesscode

If you like to try this build

git clone https://github.com/codedarkness/xmonad.git

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