Jaro

Yes, that would also work.

I don't know if it carries over from before-install to script, but we will see.

If I use this configuration: ```haskell defaultConfig { includeFirstIter = True , minSamples = Just 1 , timeLimit = Just 0 , minDuration = 0 } ``` I get a...

GHC 9.4 would be nice too...

There are already similar instances for `Semigroup`, `Monoid`, `Num`, and `Fractional`, so to me it's strange to draw the line here.

I also noticed that there are `Semigroup`, `Monoid` and `Num` instances for `Dynamic` but no `Fractional` or `Floating` instances.

Thanks for your responses so far. For point 7, I really tried to stay as close as possible to the C++ example code. The relevant part is: ```C++ m_refGdkWindow =...

Ah, that's it of course. I struggled with the translation of object oriented concepts of gtk into Haskell.

To return to the topic of the gdk Window referene, I think I can actually just use the `widgetGetWindow` function to get a reference to the window after calling the...

I found some more info on the `hide` vs `close` issue. The C++ definition of `add_window` is: ```C++ void Application::add_window(Window& window) { //Respond to window hiding, not destruction: //See https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=639931...