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  1. @ahmedgagan11 Hey, honest question. There are free and open source alternatives for this (mine's tinywm: bbodi/tinywm). Couldn't try yours, only the demo on the site. Curious why people pay for it?

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  2. Show HN: Tinywm – a scrolling window manager for macOS, inspired by Niri Discussion

  3. I made tinywm: a scrolling window manager for macOS, inspired by niri. New windows open next to the one you use. Nothing else resizes. Scroll the strip with a key or a swipe. Free and open source. bbodi/tinywm t.co

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  4. Reddit · · r/unixporn · u/bbodi · bbodi/tinywm

    [tinywm] A niri-style scrolling window manager for macOS Details: - OS: macOS 26 - WM: tinywm (my own project, free and open source): bbodi/tinywm - Terminal: Ghostty - Editor: tt - Browser: Firefox tinywm puts windows on a strip that scrolls past the screen edge, like niri on Linux. New windows open next to the focused one and nothing else resizes. Right ⌘ + arrows to move around, workspaces per display, an overview, and a plain-text config. Happy to answer questions!

    10 points · 4 comments
  5. Hacker News · · bbodi · bbodi/tinywm

    Show HN: Tinywm – a scrolling window manager for macOS, inspired by Niri

    10 points

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