Oliver

Creator of @OmniWM Building macOS window managers and terminal tools. Toronto, Canada.
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[Oliver @BarutSRB]

$OMNIWM is now live on @ponsdotfamily

CA : 0x4b3a5695a470e1ddc3988d5c8adf2030e4f99ddb

A powerful, open-source tiling window manager for macOS, designed to make multitasking smoother with intelligent layouts, workspace management and built-in automation

https://t.co/bCIlFglRuI

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

This is the whole idea, in 20 seconds.

My windows used to be a pile. Now one shortcut puts every window where it belongs — and I haven't dragged a title bar in months.

[OmniWM @OmniWM]

This is OmniWM at work.

Five windows, one shortcut — everything snaps into place: scrolling columns for flow, splits for structure, and a focused window expands when you need the room.

No dragging. No resizing. Your windows, arranged.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

GitHub update completed.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

The least glamorous part of OmniWM took the longest: getting it signed and notarized, so macOS opens it without a warning or a workaround.

Free software shouldn't feel risky to install. That paperwork is a feature.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

OmniWM is one person, one repo, and a lot of nights.

I built the window manager I couldn't find: scrolling columns when I want flow, splits when I want structure — and nothing I have to pay rent for. Free forever was never a pricing decision. It's the point.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

Every holder is part of this journey.

I appreciate everyone who believes in OmniWM and supports what we're building.

The focus remains on progress, transparency, and long-term growth.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

I believe consistency matters more than hype.

My commitment to $OMNIWM is to keep pushing forward, stay transparent with the community, and focus on long-term progress.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

Focused on the vision, committed to the process.

Building OmniWM one step at a time. More ahead.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

DEX Screener submission completed. Waiting for approval.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

Another milestone for OmniWM.

The token burn is complete. I'll stay focused on growing the project, improving the product, and building something valuable for the long term.

One step at a time.

https://t.co/pXqP012nIX

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

I didn't set out to launch a token. I set out to fix my windows.

OmniWM is what came out — one person, one repo, free forever. $OMNIWM launches soon on Pons, Robinhood Chain.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

People ask for an Intel build, a Linux port, a Windows version.

OmniWM is Apple Silicon only — because going deep on one platform beats going wide on three.

Every shortcut of the hardware, used.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

A launcher should feel invisible.

You think of the thing, you press the keys, it is there. Everything I remove from Vicinae matters as much as everything I add.

That is the whole design.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

OmniWM is a nights-and-weekends project that got out of hand — in the good way.

3,500+ stars later, it is still one person, one repo, and one rule: free forever.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

I use two tiling styles in one day — scrolling columns while I explore, a BSP grid when I settle in.

So OmniWM lets each workspace choose its own layout: Niri-style scrolling, or Hyprland-style Dwindle.

Your windows, your rules.

[Oliver @BarutSRB]

I got tired of dragging windows around.

So I built @OmniWM — the tiling window manager that puts every window where it belongs: per workspace, on every display, signed and notarized, open source.

Do what you love, easier.