Omacosy
Omacosy is a pre-1.0 desktop environment for macOS featuring an omarchy-style tiling window manager with a real Super key, dwindle layout, a themed status bar with popups and sliders, focus-follows-mouse, trackpad workspace swipes, and a live workspace overview. It includes multiple self-built Swift binaries and integrates deeply with macOS for an enhanced window management experience. It is designed for macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.
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Okay very cool, will try. But please remove the claude-ese from the GitHub repo. It just erodes trust.
purpleflame1257 · Imported from Show HN
Great work! I'm a fan of the hyprland setup on Omarchy and also daily on Mac! Do you have any screenshots showing some of the tiling, apps running and what not? Looks excellent!
addajones · Imported from Show HN
How would this work on the dual monitors? Is there an option to have a secondary monitor have just one workspace while main monitor has multiple workspaces?
vardalab · Imported from Show HN
Kind of sideways rant about tiling window managers on Marcos in general.. I mostly use Linux + dwm as my daily driver, recently added a mac into the mix (mostly for testing personal cross-platform stuff, I use macs for work mostly), and not being a fan of the macos UI in general decided to set up a tiling window manager - googling showed me AeroSpace and Yabai as the most popular options. The experience with both of these has been quite terrible, and I don't think the problem is with these projects themselves but with macos and how it's UI/desktops work. Full screen windows seemingly break both completely. Doc hiding/showing is completely inconsistent - sometimes it just renders on top of all windows and doesn't hide other times it stays hidden even on mouse hover. Windows just disappear and can't be switched to. Fullscreen tiling seems completely unsupport(ed/able) - you must waste screen space on pointless title/status bars for some reason . After googling it turns out many of these issues exist in a fresh/bare macos and have been know unfixed issues for like 5+ years. I can't believe there are people claiming macos has a consistent, elegant and high quality UI... it is so terribly shitty and broken
aleqs · Imported from Show HN
Offtopic but not really: does anyone know the minimal fix on how to remove the animation between changing "desktops" in Mac OS? I want it to be instant, no slide animation. Please and Thank you
orliesaurus · Imported from Show HN