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|  | Write xmobar.errors to XMOBAR_DATA_DIR, not XMOBAR_CONFIG_DIR.  This
allows XMOBAR_CONFIG_DIR to be read-only.  This brings xmobar into
alignment with how xmonad manages its analogous directories (before this
change, a read-only DATA dir worked with xmonad but not with xmobar). | 
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|  | When building xmobar on NixOS (where stack's Nix integration is enabled by
default), this ensures that all required system libraries are available inside
the local build environment.
See https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/nix_integration/ for details. | 
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|  | But, since simpleHTTP doesn't support HTTPS, the plugin only works
when one compiles with `with_counduit`, which brings in an insane
number of new deps.
See #378 | 
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