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Komorebi UI is a user-friendly fork of Komorebi, a tiling window manager designed for Windows operating systems. Unlike the original Komorebi, which primarily offers a Command Line Interface (CLI) that may not be accessible to non-programmers, Komorebi UI provides a visually appealing and intuitive interface. This project enhances usability, focuses on aesthetic details, and introduces additional features to make window management more accessible to a broader audience.

Features[edit]

User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, catering to both novice and experienced users.
Visual Appeal: Attention to aesthetic details creates an attractive interface.
Additional Functionality: Includes extra features to enhance the usability of Komorebi.

Tiling Window Manager[edit]

A Tiling Window Manager (TWM) automatically organizes applications into non-overlapping tiles rather than overlapping them, optimizing screen space and simplifying application navigation through keyboard shortcuts.

Why Use Komorebi UI?[edit]

Spatial Efficiency: Maximize screen real estate without overlapping windows.
Enhanced Productivity: Quickly navigate between applications with keyboard shortcuts and split screens for multitasking.
Total Customization: Tailor window arrangement and shortcuts to preferences.
Seamless Experience: Avoid visual distractions with non-overlapping windows.

Maximalist Fork[edit]

Komorebi UI is a maximalist fork of the original Komorebi, offering a comprehensive set of features beyond simplicity. It diverges significantly from the original CLI-focused Komorebi and introduces a more accessible user interface.

Contributing[edit]

Contributions to Komorebi UI are welcome! Refer to the Contribution Guidelines to get started.

License[edit]

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments[edit]

Original Komorebi project was made for LGUG2Z contributions.
Komorebi UI internally is known as Seelen UI or just Seelen

Contact[edit]

For inquiries and support, please contact the project maintainer.

Happy window managing with Komorebi UI!

References[edit]