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KomoGUI 1.0.2, published by AmN, is a lightweight Windows utility designed to simplify the configuration of Komorebi, the popular tiling window manager. Positioned in the Desktop Customization category, the program translates Komorebi’s JSON-based settings into an intuitive graphical panel, eliminating the need for manual file editing. Users can toggle window behaviors, define workspace layouts, assign hotkeys, and manage application-specific rules through a series of clearly labeled tabs and dropdowns. Changes are validated in real time and written back to the active configuration file, so the tiling engine picks them up immediately after a quick reload. Because Komorebi itself is command-line driven, KomoGUI fills a practical gap for newcomers who prefer visual feedback and for power users who want to iterate faster when refining multi-monitor setups or complex layer stacks. The tool is also useful for backing up or sharing portable presets, since it can export the entire ruleset to a single JSON document that can be restored on another machine. Three public versions have appeared so far, with 1.0.2 delivering incremental fixes for high-DPI displays and tighter error handling when unrecognized parameters are encountered. The executable is portable, requiring no installation, and runs unobtrusively alongside Komorebi without elevated rights. KomoGUI is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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