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First Omarchy pitfall write-up: new kernel dropped global TLS fingerprint config so FlClash/Reality timed out until client-fingerprint: chrome was set — concrete networking tip for Chinese users.
Andy Stewart ships rime-ice-installer for Omarchy Chinese users — yay -S then a guided install that sets up 雾凇拼音, Wanxiang AI model, IME themes, Ctrl+Space/Shift, and even Omarchy fingerprint confirm during install.
On the road, Andy uses AI to polish Omarchy details then dumps the recipe into AGENTS.md and open-source projects — next time, feed the blog to an agent and rebuild the same desktop perfectly.
Andy Stewart’s first Omarchy plugin adds Alt+Tab workspace-window preview and Super+Tab workspace switching on top of Orbit/Overview — open-box MIT, no config required for tiled and floating desktops.
Second plugin from Andy: Omarchy Tray Bar replaces the default click-to-expand top-right tray arrow with always-visible tray icons for faster status and clicks — GPL-3, headed to the Omarchy plugin store.
Third plugin: when the laptop is plugged in, disable screensaver and power-saving so you can watch agents work; battery mode keeps normal power management — GPL-3 for AI-era focus sessions.
Fourth plugin auto-hides window gaps and borders when a workspace has only one window — better immersion for browsers and file managers on a tiled WM without losing cyberpunk multi-window gaps.
Fifth plugin recreates Gnome Shell’s workspace overview: three-finger swipe up for preview, left/right to switch workspaces, drag windows between them — GPL-3 open in the thread.
Follow-up polish on Omarchy Window Switcher: Super+Tab keeps the current workspace first, defaults to the workspace you just left (or the next neighbor) — video of the new ordering.
manateelazycat updates Omarchy Workspace Gallery with a new animation learned from community feedback.
manateelazycat highlights a globe-style Radio plugin for Omarchy — spin the Earth, pick a foreign station for background music while coding, and install with a one-line plugin add.
manateelazycat replaces Omarchy’s default terminal binding with lazycat-terminal — multi-tab splits, agent completion alerts, Ctrl+click URLs, search, and many themes.
manateelazycat releases an eleventh Omarchy plugin: a startup manager that assigns apps to chosen monitors and workspaces by clicking displays instead of typing paths or memorizing HDMI and DP names, with GPL-3.0 code shared in the replies.
manateelazycat ships a tenth Omarchy plugin, omarchy-language-switcher, a graphical system language switcher for checking product UI details in English without dropping to the command line.
manateelazycat releases a twelfth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Screenshot, wanting a simple QQ-style capture tool with cross-display capture, mosaic annotation, and annotation without a separate edit click, published under GPL 3.0; the video frame is the v0.1.2 install and tag log.
manateelazycat says the latest Omarchy Screenshot finally adds Pin, making temporary UI comparisons easier, and that the pinned interface can be dragged to any place on multiple monitors; the still is a pinned Chinese X compose view over @manateelazycat's profile where a reply from lalabubu reads "没有 pin 功能" with a 4x5 media-thumbnail grid of food, forest, and interior photos open.
manateelazycat's thirteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Days via manateelazycat/omarchy-days under GPL 3.0, shows solar and lunar dates plus China's shifting tiao-xiu work/rest marks so workdays stay clear, and puts a seven-day weather strip on the right for school-run umbrella and clothing calls; the still is a purple mountain-and-deer wallpaper with a 日历与天气 widget for Wuhan at 23° overcast, feels like 21°, humidity 68%, wind 19 km/h, October 2026 National Day 休 marks through 10/7, a 班 mark on 10/10, and a narrow icon rail on the right edge.
manateelazycat's fourteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Side Panel via manateelazycat/omarchy-side-panel under GPL 3.0, hides the default multi-monitor taskbar until the mouse hits the screen edges, puts logout/shutdown/reboot on the first icon, hides workspace chrome by default, enlarges plugin and tray icons, and redraws icons for a consistent UI; the still is a purple winding-road mountain wallpaper with a deer on the left hill.
manateelazycat's fifteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Wave via manateelazycat/omarchy-wave under GPL 3.0, listens to sound-card output and draws rhythm animations along the bottom of empty workspaces with desktop widgets that ignore mouse and keyboard and avoid window paint conflicts; the still is the same purple road-and-deer mountain wallpaper with a thin dark icon rail on the right edge.
manateelazycat asks what magic Omarchy plugin development triggered after seeing blue screens and black screens and now a green screen; the still is two vertically stacked monitors flooded solid green, with a white "UOOUUI" wordmark on the upper bezel, an Edifier soundbar with a red LED, silver and black toy cars on a brown mat, and a dark mechanical keyboard with a teal key left of F1 and a teal "ENTER" key beside a blue-lit mouse.
manateelazycat ships a seventeenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Desktop Top, a desktop-level system monitor that stays put without grabbing keyboard or mouse so load is visible while switching windows and workspaces, with GPL 3.0 source linked in the replies; the still shows >_ OMARCHY panels over a nebula wallpaper, a SYSTEM MONITOR quoting "Ryzen 9 9950X", "5.6 GHz", "1000ms", CPU "3%", "61°C", "97.2W", "Load avg: 3.38 1.85 1.26", GPU "6%", "2.10/8.0G", "43°C", memory "14.2 GiB" of "60.4 GiB", and a process list with gpu-screen-reco, quickshell, Hyprland, and codex.
manateelazycat ships a sixteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Desktop Clock, for glancing at local time after Side Panel hid the bar, saying school pickup is when one workspace's windows get hidden and the clock matters, with GPL 3.0 source in the replies; the still is a winding magenta road under pink clouds with a deer silhouette and a >_ OMARCHY [ LOCAL TIME ] widget reading "00:05", a SEC box reading "53", the date "2026.10.05", and "周一".
manateelazycat says a four-screen workbench only looks sharpest with Omarchy; the still shows two stacked monitors, four panes in all, with browser tiles, a nebula desktop and system-monitor pane, a pale document, and a code editor, plus a brown mat, a compact dark keyboard, a mouse, a mecha figure, a phone, a mic, and a tower with an X-shaped RGB logo.
manateelazycat updates Omarchy Side Panel so the tray uses a quieter display protocol, replacing flashy multicolored tray rendering with small-dot hints; the still is a magenta mountain road with a deer silhouette and a dark right-edge icon rail that includes a cat, a calendar 20, and a W tile with a blue dot.
manateelazycat's eighteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Git Sync, came from writing many Omarchy plugins while developing on several computers: it tracks each plugin's Git address instead of the Omarchy store so installed plugins sync across computers immediately, with source released under GPL 3.0; the still shows a Git Sync window reading "正在检查 0 / 20" with plugin cards such as Fcitx Status, "hyprmoncfg: Multi-Monitor Manag…", Keystroke, Lock Screen Explorer, Omarchy Color Picker, Omarchy Desktop Clock, Omarchy Desktop Top, Omarchy Power Awake, and Omarchy Terminal Clipboard, each marked "检查中", with "与市场不同" on the six fully visible cards, over a nebula wallpaper.
manateelazycat says, in Chinese, that GLM's security research ability is amazing: after they submitted the omarchy-desktop-top plugin to the Omarchy plugin store yesterday, Omarchy's security bot said the plugin had a security problem; Codex said an array out-of-bounds issue was indeed possible, but when asked to research the code it said "This content can't be shown" on security grounds, and they then asked the offline GLM 5.3 Flash, which spent about 5 minutes on the code, confirmed the vulnerability, said it was more serious than the GitHub issue described, gave a complete solution and a fix patch, and ran automated security attack-and-defense tests, linking the marketplace issue comment and the fix commit; they say that even when only fixing security vulnerabilities in local software, not attacking networks, offline GLM 5.3 is much stronger than GPT: not that GPT lacks the ability, but that its online safety policy refuses normal requests; the still is a dark terminal agent session with "Ran" steps, an "Explored" block, a "Failed (exit 1)" python3 step, and a "This content can’t be shown" notice reading "We take extra care with some cybersecurity requests."
