v0.3.0

0.3.0 (2026-10-27)

Features

• keep floating windows on screen after a drag (5813d75)

Bug Fixes

• leave a window alone if its workspace was hidden during the drag (1936c6a)

v0.2.0

The first release: kumiko tiles windows into workspaces, draws a bar and a frame, takes hotkeys and
Vim modes, and edits all of its config from a settings window.

Windows and workspaces

• Windows split the screen, sit in one stack or float, chosen per workspace.
• A workspace lives on a display: main, external, builtin or a screen's name, and main is
  the one System Settings calls main.
• Apps open on their workspace in the order the file lists them, each with a size of its own.
• Window rules pick windows by app, title or window ID. Settings windows and windows that cannot be
  resized float on their own.
• A group of native tabs takes one place in the layout instead of one per tab.
• Floating windows stay above the tiled ones and window shadows can go, with the scripting addition
  in Dock.
• Pressing a window's edge resizes it instead of clicking the desktop.

Settings window

• Every section of the config is edited here, and only the lines that change are written.
• Workspaces sit in islands per display and move by dragging; each has its layout and app sizes.
• Window rules take exceptions picked from open windows by title or ID.
• Hotkeys are recorded by pressing them, actions come from a list, and modes come and go.
• The Vim page sets the apps it stays out of, its start commands and the Russian layout in Normal
  mode.
• Menu bar items move between shown and hidden by dragging.
• Cmd-W closes the window, a rule can tile it, and it looks right in full screen.

Bar

• Built in, in place of sketchybar, looking like the macOS menu bar, with a scale.
• A click on a workspace shows it, on an app's icon focuses its window, on the time opens Calendar
  on its workspace, on the battery shows its percentage, on the input source switches it.
• A plus after the workspaces adds one, and icons grow under the pointer like the Dock's.
• Labels over the items and a highlight under the pointer.
• The icons and numbers of hidden workspaces are easier to see.
• Caffeinate stays on across restarts.

Also

• A frame around the focused window, in the accent colour unless one is picked.
• Hotkeys with modes and key remaps, and Vim modes in any text field.
• Menu bar items hide the way Ice hides them.
• The menu bar icon shows the workspaces and the hotkey mode, and can pause kumiko.
• kumiko has an icon of its own.