Haskell has XMonad, CommonLisp has StampWM. If there is one developed using OCaml, then it should be faster than those two. Sincerely!

I'm not sure that a window manager is like the killer application for a functional language... I am far more impressed with programs like Coq or JaneStreets brokerage system. Check out what JaneStreet Capital is doing with OCaml or what various research institutes are programming (e.g. INRIA). Of course you will only see what people are publishing...

Are there Window Manager developed using OCaml?

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I'm not sure that a window manager is like the killer application for a functional language... I am far more impressed with programs like Coq or JaneStreets brokerage system.

Check out what JaneStreet Capital is doing with OCaml or what various research institutes are programming (e.g. INRIA). Of course you will only see what people are publishing...