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Agreed completely, Greg. I picked this as it's the one I already knew. I think I'll take that dependency out and then in the examples I can do a few...

WAI would be logical to continue this simple signal/poll request approach that I'm taking presently. As I only use: ``` import Snap.Core (Snap,route,modifyResponse,Cookie(..), setHeader,getsRequest,Request(..),MonadSnap,writeText,getParam,setContentType) ``` Another option would be for...

@biglambda can you show a screenshot of your window? Perhaps you were in high DPI the whole time but like #172 didn't know what to look for to see it's...

Right, so your window title bar is in high DPI so I think the whole window is. Your `screenSize` variable is let's say 800x600 pixels. But OS X will make...

Right, @biglambda you need to make your bitmap at least twice the size. Otherwise whatever you give it that is smaller will get stretched to fill the canvas.

@feuerbach Ah, ok. So it was worth asking. Thanks. I suppose then I would need to wrap up the API with an interface which doesn't expose `psym`. E.g. ```haskell data...

OK, great then. When I get to this part of my lib I'll circle back to this issue. Thanks, Roman.

@treeowl do you have benchmarks for that?

In [`weigh`](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/weigh) I handle this by launching the process _n_ times per test, because I want a fresh cold process for each run. A suite-like interface to this library could...

> @nh2 unfortunately flock() isn't portable (a problem we're having trouble with already in cabal; but I'm working on something to address that; once I'm done we can use it...