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Wox vs Onagre: catalog facts
Wox	Onagre
Best for: A keyboard launcher that works the same on Windows, macOS and Linux	Best for: Linux users who want an Alfred-style launcher that works on X11 and Wayland
Free Free and open source under the GPL.	Free Free and open source.
Windows, macOS, Linux	Linux
Fully native with GPU rendering on Windows, macOS and Linux, not Electron Around 150 MB of memory in everyday use, so it can stay resident All 4 strengths for Wox Fully native with GPU rendering on Windows, macOS and Linux, not Electron Around 150 MB of memory in everyday use, so it can stay resident Plugins in Node.js, Python or scripts, with a store to browse them An open-source alternative to Raycast and Alfred that works on all three platforms	Works on both X11 and Wayland Extensible through pop-launcher plugins All 3 strengths for Onagre Works on both X11 and Wayland Extensible through pop-launcher plugins Themeable interface
A much smaller plugin ecosystem than Raycast or Alfred The version 2 rewrite is relatively young, so expect rough edges All 4 limitations for Wox A much smaller plugin ecosystem than Raycast or Alfred The version 2 rewrite is relatively young, so expect rough edges Deep system integrations vary by platform No official mobile or web companion	Depends on pop-launcher being installed Linux only
Downloadable app	Downloadable app
Open source	Open source
License: GPL-3.0	License not stated
No account needed	No account needed
Offline features available	Offline features available
Official website Full listing and sources Sources for Wox github.com/Wox-launcher/Wox Catalog checked September 21, 2026	Official website Full listing and sources Sources for Onagre github.com/onagre-launcher/onagre Catalog checked September 24, 2026

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