I built a small macOS app for AeroSpace called AeroMux.
The idea is simple: keep your AeroSpace workspaces visible in a left sidebar, show the active workspace/window clearly, and make it easy to jump to a specific window with a click.
What it does right now:
* persistent left sidebar
* lists non-empty AeroSpace workspaces
* highlights active workspace and focused window
* click-to-focus window rows
* menu bar item for show/hide, refresh, and quit
* optional stable ordering so the active workspace does not always jump to the top
* editable workspace titles/descriptions
* local workspace metadata stored in ~/.config/aeromux/workspaces.json
D* MG release on GitHub
A few limitations:
* macOS only, built around AeroSpace
* currently main-monitor / left-sidebar oriented
* release is not notarized yet, so macOS may warn on first launch
Would love feedback from people using AeroSpace, especially around:
* workspace naming / metadata UX
* multi-monitor setups
* packaging / install expectations
* missing features that would make this worth keeping open every day
I built a small macOS app for AeroSpace called AeroMux.
The idea is simple: keep your AeroSpace workspaces visible in a left sidebar, show the active workspace/window clearly, and make it easy to jump to a specific window with a click.
What it does right now:
* persistent left sidebar
* lists non-empty AeroSpace workspaces
* highlights active workspace and focused window
* click-to-focus window rows
* menu bar item for show/hide, refresh, and quit
* optional stable ordering so the active workspace does not always jump to the top
* editable workspace titles/descriptions
* local workspace metadata stored in ~/.config/aeromux/workspaces.json
D* MG release on GitHub
A few limitations:
* macOS only, built around AeroSpace
* currently main-monitor / left-sidebar oriented
* release is not notarized yet, so macOS may warn on first launch
Would love feedback from people using AeroSpace, especially around:
* workspace naming / metadata UX * multi-monitor setups * packaging / install expectations * missing features that would make this worth keeping open every day