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If you're on Mac, I can't recommend the yabai [1]/skhd [2] combo enough! I haven't used i3, so I don't know if yabai mirrors the i3 experience, but it's a very
by butterthebuddha 7y ago
If you're on Mac, I can't recommend the yabai [1]/skhd [2] combo enough!
I haven't used i3, so I don't know if yabai mirrors the i3 experience, but it's a very nice programmable keyboard-centric tiling wm for macOS.
[1] https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
[2] https://github.com/koekeishiya/skhd/ https://github.com/koekeishiya/skhd/
- maximente 7y agoi'm interested in an xmonad equivalent for client work that mandates use of OS X. these looks good, thanks for sharing - have you tried amethyst?
- stevewillows 7y agoYabai gives the basic i3 experience. It's not as polished, but it's pretty great once you figure out a good config. i3 has the benefit of being in an OS that doesn't use a super key for everything. For Yabai, I mapped caps as HYPER -- which is good for most combinations.
- Sir_Omnomnom 7y agoHow did you setup your menu bar? I can't find something that can replicate the i3bar/polybar experience, and I don't like having the native mac menu bar as it is hard to see the desktop I currently am on.
- butterthebuddha 7y agoI haven't set it up.