Once downloaded, you will need to move the komorebi.exe and komorebic.exe binaries to a directory in your Path ( you can see these directories by running $Env:Path.split(" ") at a PowerShell prompt).Īlternatively, you may add a new directory to your Path using setx or the Environment Variables pop up in System Properties Advanced (which can be launched with SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe at a PowerShell prompt), and then move the binaries to that directory. Prebuilt binaries are available on the releases page in a zip archive. Many application windows can be stacked and cycled through in the same container within a workspace.Every application window must belong to a container, even if that container only contains one application window.Workspaces only know about containers and their dimensions, not about individual application windows.Every monitor has its own collection of virtual workspaces.Komorebi holds a list of physical monitors.Ī monitor is just a rectangle of the available work area which contains one or more virtual workspaces.Ī container is just a rectangle where one or more application windows can be displayed. While yatta was primary an attempt to learn how to work with and call Windows APIs from Rust, while secondarily implementing a minimal viable tiling window manager for my own needs (largely single monitor, single workspace), komorebi has been redesigned from the ground-up to support more complex features that have become standard in tiling window managers on other platforms. Komorebi is the successor to yatta and as such aims to build on the learnings from that project.
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