>> xmonad is uber-wonderful but a good beginner documentation would be really awesome.
Why don't you write one? A lot of the xmonad (and other tiling wm) communities are battle scarred veterans who have been using dwm (the ancestor of xmonad, awesome et al) since day one and they don't need no stinking documentation :) And besides, one of the core ideas of dwm and (some of) it's successors is that the source code is the documentation.
So if you're a newb and would belong to the target group of the docs you're requesting, you're the perfect individual to write them.
I'm sure all the old timers on the IRC channel will be glad to help you to get started and will be even more delighted if you finish a doc.
Why don't you write one? A lot of the xmonad (and other tiling wm) communities are battle scarred veterans who have been using dwm (the ancestor of xmonad, awesome et al) since day one and they don't need no stinking documentation :) And besides, one of the core ideas of dwm and (some of) it's successors is that the source code is the documentation.
So if you're a newb and would belong to the target group of the docs you're requesting, you're the perfect individual to write them.
I'm sure all the old timers on the IRC channel will be glad to help you to get started and will be even more delighted if you finish a doc.