alekdobrohotov: Quiet Cursor on Omarchy to Save CPU
alekdobrohotov explains that on Omarchy, xterm cursorBlink was repainting a Blockodile window every about 300ms and costing real CPU under WebKitGTK, so blink stays on macOS only.
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alekdobrohotov explains that on Omarchy, xterm cursorBlink was repainting a Blockodile window every about 300ms and costing real CPU under WebKitGTK, so blink stays on macOS only.
alekdobrohotov says "A Claude Code team is doing GDPR homework on my MacBook. I'm watching from my Linux laptop." The session lives in Herdr on the Mac, and Blockodile on Omarchy attaches over SSH, so when a teammate finishes, its message to the main agent pops up live; "The git panel says 59 files modified, never pushed. That part is on me." The still is a terminal with an "Another Claude session sent a message:" banner, Italian agent output, and a git panel for "feat/adeguamento-gdpr-ai-act" reading "mai pushato" with "1 pronti", "59 modificati", and "23 nuovi", and "Opus 5.5" in the status line.