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Expecially now that fonts can be easily choose with a command line options.
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This is required by the fact that calling nextEvent will block all other
running threads. So we need forkOS, which requires the -threaded ghc flag
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XExposeEvent is now properly (sort of) handled, with an hackish approch:
before nextEvent, that will block Xmobar since an Expose event is captured,
we create a background thread that will send an Expose event after the
configured refresh interval. So, either a real of a fake Expose event will
reach our window within the configured interval. Quite cool, after all.
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Added some more credits, corrected typos, updated darcs version to 0.7,
changed name to Xmonbar and removed references to XMonad. Xmobar is now just
a minimalistic text based status bar for any kind of WM (the XMonad
community adopted the more advanced and stable dzen, after all ;-)
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