I am trying to configure my xmonad.hs
so that when I start my session I start an array of different programs on different workspaces (like Terminal in 1 ; Firefox in 2 ; Pidgin in 3).
I already looked into the XMonad.Actions.SpawnOn
, but as spawnOn
returns with an X ()
and not with a common m ()
I can not use it in main = do ...
.
Is there a function that takes an X
-monad and returns with IO ()
or is there another workaround?
The common way is to use startupHook which takes X ()
action and performs it on each startup.
E.g.
main = xmonad $ defaultConfig
{ startupHook = do
spawnOn "workspace1" "program1"
…
spawnOn "workspaceN" "programN"
}
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