GlazeWM provides a tiling window manager for macOS and Windows, inspired by i3wm.
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Use Komorebi as a tiling window manager on Windows, according to its repository description.
About Komorebi
Komorebi is a tiling window manager for Windows 10 and above that operates as an extension to Microsoft's Desktop Window Manager. It enables users to manage application windows, virtual workspaces, and display monitors via a command-line interface, which can be paired with third-party tools such as whkd and AutoHotkey to create custom keyboard shortcuts. The tool is designed to make minimal default modifications to the operating system and desktop environment, with any custom system changes requiring opt-in configuration by the user.
Komorebi is free for personal, non-commercial use under the Komorebi 2.0.0 license, which prohibits redistribution, hard-forks for distribution, and commercial use. Students using devices enrolled in mobile device management (MDM) can request removal of the corporate user splash screen by emailing the developer, a manual process that typically takes up to 12 hours to complete.
Key features
- Tiling window management for Windows 10 and above
- CLI control for windows, workspaces, and display monitors
- Integration with third-party tools like whkd and AutoHotkey
- Opt-in custom OS modifications via user configuration
- Free for personal non-commercial use
- MDM splash removal request process for students
Best for: Windows users seeking a customizable tiling window manager for personal, non-commercial use, who are comfortable working with CLI configuration and third-party shortcut tools.
Good for
- Designed to make minimal default modifications to the Windows OS and desktop environment
- Supports integration with third-party tools such as whkd and AutoHotkey for custom shortcuts
- Offers a formal process for students on MDM-enrolled devices to request splash screen removal
Watch out for
- License prohibits all commercial use, including use in work settings
- License does not permit redistribution or distribution of hard-forks of the software
- MDM splash removal for students requires a manual process with up to 12 hour response time
Komorebi at a glance
- Website
- github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi
- Category
- Software & Utilities › System Utilities
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Komorebi FAQ
Can Komorebi be used for commercial purposes?
No, the Komorebi 2.0.0 license prohibits all commercial use, including use at work.
How can students on MDM-enrolled devices remove the corporate splash screen?
Students can email the developer from their institutional email with the subject line 'komorebi - student with an MDM device' to request removal; the process typically takes up to 12 hours.
Does Komorebi modify the Windows operating system by default?
No, Komorebi aims to make as few modifications as possible to the OS and desktop environment by default, with custom changes requiring opt-in user configuration.
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