AeroSpace is an i3-like tiling window manager for macOS
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Docs:
Public Beta. AeroSpace can be used as a daily driver, but expect breaking changes until 1.0 is reached.
Install via Homebrew to get autoupdates (Preferred)
brew install --cask nikitabobko/tap/aerospace
In multi-monitor setup please make sure that monitors are properly arranged.
Other installation options: https://nikitabobko.github.io/AeroSpace/guide#installation
[!NOTE] By using AeroSpace, you acknowledge that it's not notarized.
Notarization is a "security" feature by Apple. You send binaries to Apple, and they either approve them or not. In reality, notarization is about building binaries the way Apple likes it.
I don't have anything against notarization as a concept. I specifically don't like the way Apple does notarization. I don't have time to deal with Apple.
Homebrew installation script is configured to automatically delete
com.apple.quarantine
attribute, that's why the app should work out of the box, without any warnings that "Apple cannot check AeroSpace for malicious software"
Informal community discussions happen at GitHub Discussions. There you can ask your questions, show off your setup, bring other topic, or just chat.
There are 6 channels:
You're welcome to submit bug reports and well-defined feature proposals in GitHub issues. You're welcome to submit pull requests as well. See: CONTRIBUTING.md
Issues vs Discussions: Issues are formal and well-defined. Discussions are informal and casual.
A notes on how to setup the project, build it, how to run the tests, etc. can be found here: dev-docs/development.md
Values
_AXUIElementGetWindow
.
Everything else is macOS public accessibility API.Non Values
defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool true
Now, you can move windows by holding ctrl
+cmd
and dragging any part of the window (not necessarily the window title)
Source: reddit