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It's really easy with Mate or gnome-flashback. sudo apt-get install mate-desktop gets you a really nice desktop, almost identical to Ubuntu pre-Unity. Then
by megawatthours 10y ago
It's really easy with Mate or gnome-flashback.
sudo apt-get install mate-desktop
gets you a really nice desktop, almost identical to Ubuntu pre-Unity. Then you just need to use
main = xmonad mateConfig
in xmonad.hs and change the window manager using gconf-editor.
Unity 3D is a Compiz plugin so you can't use XMonad with it.
Gnome 3.8 and later only support gnome-shell as a window manager; it is not possible to integrate xmonad or any other window manager with it