No, xmonad uses a different dynamic extension model based on the OS
process. To dynamically upgrade an xmonad process, you,
* modify the source (i.e. the config file)
* hit mod-q, which triggers:
+ linking of the config file into the application library, creating
a new xmonad binary
Most awesome!
Does xmonad make use of this library?
Daniel
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I'm pleased to announce the release 1.5.1 of the Haskell "plugins" library,
$ cabal install plugins
The "plugins" library provides a comprehensive API for:
* dynamic loading and linking native Haskell modules
* runtime compilation and meta-programming in Haskell
* runtime hotswap
