aureliennavarre says "Just released omaroute! Per-app link routing for #omarchy / Hyprland. Simple, never in the way and configurable.", linking anavarre/omaroute; the still is a dialog asking which browser should open a link from Hey, listing "Chromium" ("1"), "Firefox" ("2"), and "Google Chrome" ("3"), with "Just this once", "All links from Hey" (selected), and a third scope option, above the hints "1-3 open", "Tab scope", and "Esc cancel".
LundukeJournal quotes "Omarchy and Hyprland are fascist. Avoid them at all costs." and says it was posted "from the GNOME Co-Founder and SUSE engineer."; the still is a post under the name "Federico Mena Quintero" reading "@Gnaro Omarchy and Hyprland are fascist. Avoid them at all costs."
danielwmarr says "Super + scroll wheel = coverflow for Omarchy 🖱️ flick through your windows like album covers." with "(keyboard shortcuts on the way)", and "fun fact: the spec was a doodle i drew in OmaInk and handed to claude 🖊️"; the still is a notes window with "Coverflow" selected under "FOSS" in its "NOTES" sidebar, showing a doodle of a large box labeled "CURRENT WINDOW" in red handwriting between narrower boxes labeled as the previous and next windows.
juntao says "Omarchy is the future of Linux Desktop. It is also a malleable agent OS for your “AI Shed” at home or office." They ask "But how do you access your AI Shed’s beautiful @OmarchyLinux UI on the go?" and answer "The answer is omarchy-remote. All you need is a web browser.", quoting a dhh post that every developer needs an AI shed, and in a follow-up reply link the source code and docs at second-state/omarchy-remote.
