Hello!!!!! I've been building ranma, a tiling window manager that runs inside your terminal. Every window is a PTY, laid out with i3's container tree and Hyprland's dwindle placement. It's my daily driver now, and I'm looking for people to try it and break it (please). What it does - dwindle tiling, tabbed groups, a floating layer and a scratchpad - workspaces and sessions with fuzzy switchers - a leader key plus a modal WM mode; leader ? lists every key, leader : runs any action by name - runs as a server: closing the terminal or losing SSH only detaches, and ranma again picks up where you were - copy mode and history search, copying to your system clipboard (OSC 52, works over SSH) - a waybar-style bar with Lua and shell modules; config in Lua, themes in TOML, live reload What's different from tmux and zellij: it's extended like Neovim. Plugins are plain Lua using the same API as your config, they get screens built from ready-made blocks, and a plugin that errors is dropped whole while the rest keep running. A watchdog stops one that hangs. There's a plugin manager too, hako, shaped like lazy.nvim, plus a few plugins: regex history search, writing a prompt in $EDITOR and having it pasted into the pane (handy for AI CLIs), and Ctrl+click to open paths. This software's code is partially AI-generated, as the rules require :B Thank you for reading till here!! https://github.com/masshirodev/ranma   submitted by   /u/Madaoyasha [link]   [comments]