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Every Omarchy release, newest first. The big ones get a stop on the line; the rest are ticks between them. Built from the project's own release notes — nothing here is editorialised by this site.

64 releases · 11 milestones · 553 people credited · Jul 5, 2025 → Aug 31, 2026

  1. 4.0.0

    The Quattro Release

    Omarchy 4 aka Quattro is the biggest release since the project started. The entire desktop shell has been reimagined in Quickshell: the bar, launcher, menus, notifications, on-screen displays, control panels, lock screen, and polkit agent now all live insid…

    • Reimagine the entire desktop shell in Quickshell.
    • Move Omarchy internals from git to system packages for safely separating user modifications.
    • Offer dual-boot installation when free space is available (remember to turn off Bitlocker for Windows!).
    • Setup a machine for a new owner during install, so OEMs and gift givers can prepare a machine for others.
    • Allow for factory reset (Setup > Reset Computer) from new Quattro installs for safe resale/gifting of your machine.
    • Shrink the ISO by over a gigabyte (now under 6GB!).
    90 credited · 62 first-time
    2 releases before this 4.0.1 – 4.0.2
    • 4.0.2 Improvements
    • 4.0.1 Fast-Follow Fixes
  2. 3.8.0

    The Defaults Edition

    Omarchy now has a built-in way to set simple reminders based on a countdown timer and with a message. You can do this via Super + Ctrl + R, seeing all the ones set via Super + Ctrl + Alt + R, and clearing all via Super + Ctrl + Shift + R. Everything also ac…

    • Add live weather in the waybar and as a notification on Super + Ctrl + Alt + W by @dhh
    • Add Trigger > Transcode, Super + Ctrl + ., and omarchy transcode menu/CLI for video, audio, and gif transcoding by @dhh
    • Add transcode option to right-click file menu in file manager by @28allday
    • Add Amiga, C64, and Amstrad cores to the default RetroArch setup by @dhh
    • Add post-boot notification hooks by @dhh
    • Add offer to install Voxtype Dictation on new installers after first update by @dhh
    24 credited · 13 first-time
    4 releases before this 3.8.1 – 3.8.4
    • 3.8.4 SHA256: 7bc1dc7d98f3d088e57dc06581a494ea441fb15f3edd191360fd1696931bd895
    • 3.8.3 SHA256: 40c9368eeb7e021a13d0899b379517843b4839f6e7721473169369fbd0fe61ac
    • 3.8.2 SHA256: dc3d096ed17f50cadc74d5f2fe1914b12e1ba6b69e84447225deaf1896a0820d
    • 3.8.1
  3. 3.7.0

    The Gaming Edition

    There's now a single omarchy command that is both documented and bash tab-completing. It gives you access to all the underlying omarchy-* commands without having to look up the source to learn what they do.

    • Add unified omarchy CLI by @ryanrhughes
    • Add text extraction from anywhere on the screen via Trigger > Capture > Text Extract and Super + Ctrl + PrtScr using tereseract OCR by @Prajwal-Prathiksh
    • Add cliamp TUI music player on Super + Shift + Alt + M by @bjarneo
    • Add lazy-installed GitHub TUI called ghui by @kitlangton
    • Add new aliases ic (= tdl c), ix (= tdl cx), and icx (= tdl c cx) by @dhh
    • Add dosfstools as a default package so you have fsck.fat and mkfs.fat available in case you need to fix a corrupted /boot partition by @niraletter
    35 credited · 20 first-time
    1 release before this 3.7.1 – 3.7.1
  4. 3.6.0

    The Panther Lake Plus Extreme Efficiency Edition

    Intel and Dell continue to refine our custom 6.19 kernel for Panther Lake with more backports from 7.0 and other improvements. We're now able to hit 2w idle on the new Framework 13 Pro with IPS panel and 2.2w idle using the Vantablack theme for the Dell XPS…

    • Add additional kernel patches to custom kernel 6.19.13 build for Panther Lake to extract maximum efficiency by @TsaiGaggery, @spencerbull
    • Add persistent toggle system so window gap, single-window aspect, and other flags survive hyprctl reload and restarts by @dhh
    • Add touchpad enable/disable/toggle support via XF86TouchpadOn/Off/Toggle with OSD feedback and persistent state by @drunkleen, @dhh
    • Add 1.25 as a scaling option and allow traveling backwards through the resolution scaling cycle by @dhh
    • Add screen recording audio normalization to -14 LUFS so quiet recordings are lifted to a consistent level by @robzolkos
    • Add pause_media to voxtype by default so MPRIS players pause while dictating by @peteonrails

    In the archive: Vantablack

    17 credited · 8 first-time
  5. 3.5.0

    The Panther Lake Edition

    Intel's new Panther Lake processor is a milestone for efficiency and performance on Linux. It's built on the company's new 18A node in Arizona, and it delivers single-core performance on par with an Apple M3, multi-core performance on par with an Apple M5,…

    • Add LocalSend send action in Nautilus file manager by @marciobbj
    • Add sff function for using fuzzy find to send files over scp by @dhh
    • Add ONCE installer to Install > Services by @kevinmcconnell
    • Add omarchy-sudo-passwordless-toggle to give AI full access to run sudo commands for a limited period during high-risk debugging by @dhh
    • Add lazy-install stubs for Opencode, Gemini, Codex, Copilot, and Playwright CLIs via npx due to rapid churn updates by @dhh
    • Add battery-low hook for things like sound warnings by @Lo0rd3
    20 credited · 11 first-time
    1 release before this 3.5.1 – 3.5.1
    • 3.5.1 The New Release
  6. 3.4.0

    PrintScr will now immediately save the screenshot to file and clipboard, then a notification will offer the opportunity to edit it afterwards. This means skipping Satty when all you want is the screenshot. It also means we no longer need Shift + PrintScr to…

    • Add single screenshot flow on PrintScr with editing option pushed to notification by @ryanrhughes
    • Add Tmux with tailored config for improved aesthetics and ergonomics accessible via t alias in any terminal by @dhh
    • Add AI agent-focused Tmux layouts via tdl (Tmux Dev Layout), tdlm (Tmux Dev Layout Multiplier), and tsl (Tmux Swarm Layout) by @dhh
    • Add Claude Code as default install with cx alias to start it in accept-all mode by @dhh
    • Add hibernation by default on new installs by @dhh
    • Add idle-lock and notification-silencing icons to Waybar by @dhh
    65 credited · 41 first-time
    2 releases before this 3.4.1 – 3.4.2
  7. 3.3.0

    Voxtype offers a variety of different local AI dictation models. You can install it using Install > AI > Dictation where the default is a 150MB base English model. After it's installed, you can start dictating using Super + Ctrl + X. While dictating, you'll…

    • Add opt-in dictation via Voxtype through Install > AI > Dictation (then Super + Ctrl + X to dictate) by @dhh
    • Add opt-in hibernation through Setup > System Sleep > Enable Hibernate by @dhh + @killeik
    • Add option to restore suspend to System menu via _Setup > System Sleep > Enable Suspend by @dhh
    • Add OpenCode using c as a terminal alias by @dhh
    • Add new colors.toml and template-based configs to simplify theme configuration by @dhh
    • Add new impressionist background (The Backwater, 1903) for Gruvbox theme by @dhh

    In the archive: Gruvbox

    25 credited · 17 first-time
    3 releases before this 3.3.1 – 3.3.3
  8. 3.2.0

    With hundreds of thousands of people having downloaded the Omarchy ISO, it's time to ensure that the bleeding edge of Arch package upgrades isn't automatically rolling out to everyone without vetting. So we're introducing a new stable mirror that'll lag the…

    • Add Ghostty as the new default terminal (existing users can switch using Install > Terminal) by @dhh
    • Add JetBrainsMono Nerd Font as the new default font (because Caskaydia doesn't render as well in Ghostty, existing users can switch using Style > Font) by @dhh
    • Add Ethereal and Hackerman as new theme options by @bjarneo
    • Add visual theme picker by @tahayvr
    • Add BlueTUI instead of GTK bluetooth configuration by @a-sologub + @dhh
    • Add @tobi's excellent try command by @dhh

    In the archive: Ethereal · Hackerman

    38 credited · 24 first-time
    3 releases before this 3.2.1 – 3.2.3
  9. 3.1.0

    No more remembering that terminals need Shift + Ctrl + C / V and all other apps use Ctrl + C / V. Now you can use Super + C / V as a unified shortcut for copy/paste. Super + X is also mapped as cut, but note that this doesn't (and never did) work in the ter…

    • Add universal copy/paste on Super + C / V by @ryanrhughes
    • Add clipboard manager on Super + Ctrl + V by @dhh
    • Add tiling groups hotkeys and styling by @reshadman
    • Add screenrecording with webcam to new unified Alt + PrtScrn hotkey by @ryanrhughes
    • Add smart screenshot selection so region/window/display can be capture by PrtScr alone by @ryanrhughes
    • Add straight-to-clipboard screenshot capture on Shift + PrtScr by @dhh
    44 credited
    7 releases before this 3.1.1 – 3.1.7
    • 3.1.7 SHA256: e264648d0b96c49a664fea82c92d9aa16737913cdec29eb5c8e4154e9665bbae
    • 3.1.6 SHA256: 39858b4f20f1db75a9dc81a4975a300ad72dddca6e8bdb70cc486ae6c3e621c2
    • 3.1.5 SHA256: 92c417f153a1af112973f5af52104d9dd0442d270b0f241bf91a232dd2b5b8df
    • 3.1.4 SHA256: d845db165a2878e9543251e56e68750b4ce61b61b0e260e2797939ea2ac07caf
    • 3.1.3
    • 3.1.2
    • 3.1.1
  10. 3.0.0

    Omarchy 3.0 is a major upgrade for new installations and a wonderful level-up for existing users. The new ISO doesn't require internet at all, and you can install it in less than two minutes on the fastest systems.

    • Add everything needed for new all-inclusive ISO that doesn't need internet by @ryanrhughes
    • Add new styled install flow with centered logo and tailed logging by @ryanrhughes
    • Add option to upload install logs to 0x0.st if installation fails by @ryanrhughes
    • Add invitation to setup wifi and update system on new ISO installations by @dhh
    • Add precompiled lazyvim installation for nvim by @ryanrhughes
    • Add support for T2 macs with custom kernel and drivers by @ryanrhughes + @nunix
    28 credited · 16 first-time
    1 release before this 3.0.2 – 3.0.2
    • 3.0.2 Existing installations can upgrade as per-normal using Update > Omarchy.
  11. 2.0.0

    Existing installations can upgrade by running Update > Omarchy from the Omarchy Menu (or omarchy-menu if they're still on a version predating that). Everything will be brought up to the latest EXCEPT the switch to limine bootloader and snapper snapshot rest…

    • Add new Omarchy ISO online installer using the Omarchy Configurator front-end to archinstall by @torxed + @dhh + @ryanrhughes + @jardahrazdera + @tahayvr
    • Add Limine/Snapper setup which snapshots before omarchy-update and allow for rollbacks in Limine bootloader by @ryanrhughes.
    • Add Omarchy Chromium micro-fork that gives us live theme switching in the browser without having to close all windows by @hjanuschka
    • Add minimal Starship prompt to terminal by @tobi + @dhh
    • Add Install > TUI as a new TUI-wrapper like Install > Web App by @dhh + @ryanrhughes
    • Add new Omarchy icon to About and top-left Omarchy Menu icon by @tahayvr
    48 credited · 36 first-time
    29 releases before this 1.1.1 – 2.1.2
    • 2.1.2
    • 2.1.1
    • 2.1.0 This release completes the transition to having all package and mirror activity hitting our own setup behind Cloudflare 🎉
    • 2.0.5
    • 2.0.4
    • 2.0.3
    • 2.0.2 Update as per usual using Update > Omarchy from the Omarchy Menu.
    • 2.0.1
    • 1.13.0 This release includes a revamp of the PATH and how Omarchy finds its bins. It's very important that when you are asked to relaunch Hyprland, that you do so, and then run Omarchy > Update (or omarchy-update) again afterwards. That'll ensure everything is mig…
    • 1.12.1
    • 1.12.0
    • 1.11.0 Update using omarchy-update. From this version forward, you can update via the Omarchy menu.
    • 1.10.0
    • 1.9.0 Update by running omarchy-update or Go to Update > Omarchy in the Omarchy TUI.
    • 1.8.0 Update by running omarchy-update twice. That'll ensure that the new strategy for migrations is initialized, and any migrations you might have missed will be run. On your next update, you just run it once.
    • 1.7.0
    • 1.6.2
    • 1.6.1 Use omarchy-update all if you're coming from a version prior to 1.6.0, otherwise just omarchy-update.
    • 1.6.0 To update, please run omarchy-update all. That'll run all existing migrations to ensure that you're fully caught up. Then the next update should just need omarchy-update since we changed the migration strategy.
    • 1.5.2
    • 1.5.1
    • 1.5.0
    • 1.4.1
    • 1.4.0 Run omarchy-update to get into this version.
    • 1.3.2
    • 1.3.1
    • 1.3.0 Run omarchy-update to update. Then enjoy this beautiful login flow on your next reboot:
    • 1.2.0 You upgrade by running omarchy-update in the terminal. If you'd like to get the new power menu in the top bar, you can run omarchy-refresh-waybar — but only do that if you have not made changes to ~/.config/waybar/config or ~/.config/waybar/style.css! If yo…
    • 1.1.1 As always, you update by running omarchy-update in a terminal. If you installed Omarchy more than 2 days ago and haven't updated yet, run omarchy-update all just this once to catch up with migrations.

Most credited across 64 releases

Parsed from the release notes in the Omarchy repository. Refreshed daily; last checked Aug 31, 2026.