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An i3-like tiling window manager for macOS with tree-based window management and CLI-first configuration.
An automatic tiling window manager for macOS inspired by xmonad, enabling efficient keyboard-driven window management.
A macOS app that brings Windows-style alt-tab window switching to macOS with thumbnails and keyboard shortcuts.
A macOS window manager that lets you organize and resize windows using keyboard shortcuts, eliminating the need for a mouse.
GlazeWM is a tiling window manager for Windows inspired by i3wm, enabling efficient window organization.
An open-source JavaScript web desktop platform with a window manager, application APIs, and GUI toolkit.
A lightweight macOS automation app that lets you write custom Lua scripts to control windows, apps, and system behavior.
A maintained fork of AltDrag that lets you move and resize Windows windows by holding Alt and clicking anywhere on them.
A micro-compositor window manager for games that reduces latency and provides resolution scaling, originally developed for SteamOS.
A React tiling window manager for building sophisticated, user-controlled interfaces with dynamic layouts.
A lightweight macOS window and app manager scriptable with JavaScript for custom keyboard shortcuts and automation.
A floating browser window for macOS that displays web content above other applications without blocking interaction.
A Neovim plugin for intuitive directional navigation and resizing of splits, with seamless integration for terminal multiplexers.
A comprehensive collection of dotfiles for i3, Zsh, Neovim, tmux, and other Linux desktop tools with a minimalist aesthetic.
A scrollable tiling script for KDE's KWin window manager that arranges windows in horizontally scrollable columns, ideal for ultrawide screens.
An experimental operating system kernel written in Rust, featuring a custom object-based syscall API and kernel-provided window manager.
A macOS window manager that moves and resizes windows using Vim-like keyboard shortcuts on an invisible grid.
A collection of Waybar themes inspired by Omarchy, designed to be compatible with various Linux distributions.
A minimalistic, Wayland-native program launcher with fuzzy search and script integration.
A Vue.js-based web desktop system with a window manager, taskbar, start menu, and application framework.
A macOS window management tool that docks any window to screen edges for quick preview and access.
A tiling window manager based on xmonad but written in Idris with X11 abstraction and Idris-based configuration.
A KDE Plasma effect that rounds the corners of windows when using borderless window decorations.
A comprehensive dotfiles framework for customizing Linux desktop environments with intelligent theming and automation.
An opinionated CachyOS setup with Hyprland, optimized for productivity and aesthetics with personal refinements.
A minimal Fedora 42 Hyprland desktop environment installation based on Omarchy patterns.
An Arch Linux fork offering a choice between Hyprland and Niri window managers with consistent theming and unified keybindings.
A collection of highly customizable Waybar themes and Hyprland dotfiles for modern Linux desktop environments.
A retro Linux desktop theme providing cohesive configurations for Alacritty, Hyprland, Waybar, and other tools.
A collection of over 50 pre-patched fonts with 60,000+ icons for customizing terminals and window managers.
A collection of 50+ pre-patched fonts with over 60,000 icons for customizing terminals and window managers.
A warm, mid-century modern theme for Omarchy setups on Arch Linux with Hyprland.
A sleek, modern desktop theme with a green palette and glassmorphism for a cohesive, focused experience.
A script to manage and cycle through live video wallpapers on Hyprland with automatic optimization and Omarchy theme integration.
A fresh and calming nature-inspired theme for Omarchy-Hyprland desktop environments.
A lightweight, terminal-based clipboard manager for Linux with smart content detection and sensitive data protection.
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