UX Software Developer @ EPAM Reatom contributor, Ex Cerebral JS Core team member

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I have just dropped Nehir 0.5.0 release. It comes wit h a lot of stabilisation and improvements. github.com/Guria/nehir/relea… github.com/Guria/nehir/discu… brew tap guria/tap brew install --cask nehir Will happy to hear back any feedback. There is still a lot of things to polish, so your input will help prioritise improvements for your workflow.
Meet Nehir: A scrolling tiling window manager for macOS  Nehir has a scrolling column layout, a different approach from existing window managers. You get a birds eye view of all the open windows on the top and it comes with a command pallete for quick window & menu search. Features: > Workspace management: multiple workspaces with hotkey switching > Window borders: configurable colored borders on the focused window > Workspace bar: per-monitor status bar showing workspace names and app icons > Focus follows mouse: optional hover focus > Command palette: fuzzy search for commands It's fully open source: github.com/Guria/nehir Created by @GuriaFS
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Я пользуюсь mise уже годами. Наконец-то его стали замечать в индустрии ион начал занимать свое место. Перевел на него свои до файлы, сделав бандлы поверх, которые устанавливаются на таргет машину по environment условиям.
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Who can tell me what is gpt-reserve that appeared today in quota?
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I know what I am going to explore tomorrow. Wish I've noticed this feature earlier.
`mise bootstrap` is coming out of experimental in the next release: mise.jdx.dev/bootstrap.html
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I have accepted a role at entire.io as an open source maintainer! This means I no longer need to find a sustainable business model around mise and can focus on continuing to make great dev tools!
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在 macOS 上实现 Niri 风格的水平滚动平铺窗口管理。 github.com/Guria/nehir macOS 上的一个平铺窗口管理器,窗口水平排成一列一列,可以像翻页一样左右滚动。支持多工作区、多显示器、窗口颜色边框、快捷键和命令面板。配置用 TOML 文件分开放,改了不用重启就能生效。基于 OmniWM 改造,只保留 Niri 风格的滚动列布局。
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I’m planning to add a few hotkey presets that users can choose from during onboarding. Please share how you usually reconfigure the hotkeys for your own setup. It would be helpful to understand which bindings you change, which ones you keep, and what kind of workflow you optimize for. github.com/Guria/nehir/discu…
Meet Nehir: A scrolling tiling window manager for macOS  Nehir has a scrolling column layout, a different approach from existing window managers. You get a birds eye view of all the open windows on the top and it comes with a command pallete for quick window & menu search. Features: > Workspace management: multiple workspaces with hotkey switching > Window borders: configurable colored borders on the focused window > Workspace bar: per-monitor status bar showing workspace names and app icons > Focus follows mouse: optional hover focus > Command palette: fuzzy search for commands It's fully open source: github.com/Guria/nehir Created by @GuriaFS
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I have just dropped Nehir 0.5.0 release. It comes wit h a lot of stabilisation and improvements. github.com/Guria/nehir/relea… github.com/Guria/nehir/discu… brew tap guria/tap brew install --cask nehir Will happy to hear back any feedback. There is still a lot of things to polish, so your input will help prioritise improvements for your workflow.
Meet Nehir: A scrolling tiling window manager for macOS  Nehir has a scrolling column layout, a different approach from existing window managers. You get a birds eye view of all the open windows on the top and it comes with a command pallete for quick window & menu search. Features: > Workspace management: multiple workspaces with hotkey switching > Window borders: configurable colored borders on the focused window > Workspace bar: per-monitor status bar showing workspace names and app icons > Focus follows mouse: optional hover focus > Command palette: fuzzy search for commands It's fully open source: github.com/Guria/nehir Created by @GuriaFS
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Thanks everyone for the feedback and support. Some issues slipped through with all these changes, especially in multi-monitor setups. I’ll fix the most annoying ones soon and improve the regression pipeline. Tests alone aren’t reliable enough here.
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Meet Nehir: A scrolling tiling window manager for macOS  Nehir has a scrolling column layout, a different approach from existing window managers. You get a birds eye view of all the open windows on the top and it comes with a command pallete for quick window & menu search. Features: > Workspace management: multiple workspaces with hotkey switching > Window borders: configurable colored borders on the focused window > Workspace bar: per-monitor status bar showing workspace names and app icons > Focus follows mouse: optional hover focus > Command palette: fuzzy search for commands It's fully open source: github.com/Guria/nehir Created by @GuriaFS
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Introducing Hold My Lid: The caffeinate app for your long running agents 🚀 You can now literally close your MacBook, put it in your bag and walk away. Hold My Lid will wait for the agents to finish, then put your MacBook to sleep 😴 - Comes with a battery threshold mode: Your Mac falls below 15%? Hold My Lid will be disabled - Notifies you when agent finishes the work 🔉 - Supports Cursor, Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cline. Download now: holdmylid.app
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Looking for feedback on the upcoming Nehir 0.5.0 release. Highlights: • First-run onboarding • What's New and config migration assistance • Major multi-monitor fixes • Per-monitor layout overrides • Settings overhaul • New commands and many reliability improvements Whether you're already using Nehir or are curious about Niri-style window management on macOS, please try the RC and share your feedback. brew install --cask guria/tap/nehir@rc Discussion: github.com/Guria/nehir/discu… #macOS #WindowManager #Nehir
Small update to this story: Oliver has paused OmniWM and plans to return with Hiro, a Rust rewrite. I’ll be happy to test it when it lands. Meanwhile, I’ve been working on Nehir — a focused Niri-only fork with several stability fixes already landed. v0.4.0 is the first signed & notarized build, now available via my Homebrew tap: github.com/Guria/nehir/relea… github.com/Guria/nehir/discu… brew tap guria/tap brew install --cask nehir Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.
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@nullbytes00 I am joining the club of vibe maintained MacOS app OpenSource. Would you mind to help me spread the word about it?
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PROOF same model, same effort, same provider, same codebase, same prompt claude code vs pi + fff extension vs opencode 0.17.3
> most models behave better in native harnesses Absolute bs btw
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Just paid @AnthropicAI $120 to see this
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Small update to this story: Oliver has paused OmniWM and plans to return with Hiro, a Rust rewrite. I’ll be happy to test it when it lands. Meanwhile, I’ve been working on Nehir — a focused Niri-only fork with several stability fixes already landed. v0.4.0 is the first signed & notarized build, now available via my Homebrew tap: github.com/Guria/nehir/relea… github.com/Guria/nehir/discu… brew tap guria/tap brew install --cask nehir Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.
Great project with huge potential just got archived. github.com/BarutSRB/OmniWM/i… I was one of its biggest supporters. I sponsored the author, actively tested new builds, and shared a lot of feedback because I genuinely wanted this project to succeed. Unfortunately, supporting countless edge cases and user requests can be exhausting, and it seems the burden eventually became too much. Oliver, if you ever read this, please know that I'm grateful for all the time and effort you invested in this project and for sharing it with the world. Let's see if the OSS community can carry the torch forward. Regardless of what happens next, OmniWM made a lasting impact.
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Great project with huge potential just got archived. github.com/BarutSRB/OmniWM/i… I was one of its biggest supporters. I sponsored the author, actively tested new builds, and shared a lot of feedback because I genuinely wanted this project to succeed. Unfortunately, supporting countless edge cases and user requests can be exhausting, and it seems the burden eventually became too much. Oliver, if you ever read this, please know that I'm grateful for all the time and effort you invested in this project and for sharing it with the world. Let's see if the OSS community can carry the torch forward. Regardless of what happens next, OmniWM made a lasting impact.
I am in love with #OmniWM. Finally I can organise my work, pet projects, vibe coding, messengers and terminals. Still there is a lot of room for improvements but I found it usable already for my use cases.
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