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>xmonad-0.9.1: A tiling window manager</TD
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>Portability</TD
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>portable</TD
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>Stability</TD
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>stable</TD
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>dons@galois.com</TD
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>This module specifies the default configuration values for xmonad.
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>DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE!  It won't work.  You may configure xmonad
 by providing your own <TT
>~/.xmonad/xmonad.hs</TT
> that overrides
 specific fields in <TT
><A HREF="XMonad-Config.html#v%3AdefaultConfig"
>defaultConfig</A
></TT
>.  For a starting point, you can
 copy the <TT
>xmonad.hs</TT
> found in the <TT
>man</TT
> directory, or look at
 examples on the xmonad wiki.
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>defaultConfig</B
> :: <A HREF="XMonad-Core.html#t%3AXConfig"
>XConfig</A
> (<A HREF="XMonad-Layout.html#t%3AChoose"
>Choose</A
> <A HREF="XMonad-Layout.html#t%3ATall"
>Tall</A
> (<A HREF="XMonad-Layout.html#t%3AChoose"
>Choose</A
> (<A HREF="XMonad-Layout.html#t%3AMirror"
>Mirror</A
> <A HREF="XMonad-Layout.html#t%3ATall"
>Tall</A
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