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devbylund: 27 New Themes Land on Omarchy Gallery

devbylund notes 27 new Omarchy themes on Omarchy Gallery, bringing the catalog to 402, all photographed the same way so only the theme changes.

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jennabrinning: An Omarchy Theme for Kids With Slightly Larger Fonts and Fun Colors

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jennabrinning says "the six-yr old in me needed an Omarchy theme for kids with slightly larger fonts and fun colours 🛸", linking jennabrinning/omarchy-pocket-planet-theme; the still is a cartoon wallpaper of two small aliens in a white-and-orange rocket ship flying past floating garden islands with waterfalls among clouds, beside an editor pane of "pocket-planet/colors.toml" starting with mode = "light" and accent = "#27786b" and a terminal pane reading "Pocket Planet · Cloud Cream", "Floating gardens. Small adventures.", color swatches "01" to "15", and "✓ Gardens watered" "↗ Next stop: cloud voyage".

vighneshshukla0: Omarchy, but It Looks Like the i3 Desktop tsoding Streams From

@vighneshshukla0

vighneshshukla0 posts "Omarchy, but it looks like the i3 desktop @tsoding streams from.": blue title bars, 2px borders, an i3bar with his "Tea" and "Penger Folder" labels, Gruber Darker, and Iosevka, all from his public dotfiles, adding "@dhh I removed the gaps, blur and animations." They link SVIGHNESH/omarchy-tsoding-theme; the still is two panes, a "main.c" editor with a C program printing "Hello, Seaman\n" and a "palette" pane headed "Gruber Darker" with color swatches and six rows of "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" in red, green, yellow, blue, purple, and orange, above a bottom bar with "Tea" and "Penger Folder" readouts.

gregoftheweb: Made a KDE Theme That Basically Provides Omarchy Experience in KDE, kOMA Theme Coming Tomorrow

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gregoftheweb says "This is incredible." In a couple days work they have made a KDE theme that basically provides Omarchy experience in KDE, and in that time they made a theme (soup to nuts), 8 full plugins, and a custom installer; now they just need to package it up, adding "Theme coming tomorrow. kOMA Theme!" and tagging dhh.