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Fede_Sapuppo: Got Omarchy Into Their New Legion 7 Pro in 3'24"

Fede_Sapuppo says "Got #omarchy into my new Legion 7 pro in 3'24", she never got to see the pre installed windows!"; the still is a wooden desk by a balcony door with a red curtain, holding a laptop showing a white-and-blue window, a black laptop with a lit keyboard showing a multicolored "OMARCHY" wordmark, a monitor full of terminal text, and a smaller laptop, beneath a pendant lamp and beside a framed sketch of a city skyline with a bridge.

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IbrahimSait_: Going Fully Omarchy on a Historic Monster Laptop

@IbrahimSait_ · Lenovo X220

IbrahimSait_ says "Going fully Omarchy" and "This is a historic monster laptop.": "Let’s see the performance rise!"; the still is a black Lenovo laptop with "X220" on the bezel, showing a pixel "OMARCHY" install splash on a blue screen, in front of a silver laptop with a red planet wallpaper, partly on a Java cheat-sheet desk mat, with a "GET THE FUTURE YOU WANT" sticker on the palm rest.

jmklex: Got Omarchy Running on a Googlebook, Specifically the Asus

@jmklex · Asus Googlebook

jmklex says "I got Omarchy running on a Googlebook (specifically the Asus). Runs like a dream :)", tagging dhh, topjohnwu, and Google, adding "Beautiful hardware, beautiful software." and linking jmklex/asus-googlebook-omarchy in a follow-up reply; the still is a gray laptop marked "Googlebook" sitting in an open cardboard box, its screen showing fastfetch beside a green square logo with "Lapis (rev3)", "Intel Graphics", "Omarchy 4.0.4-1", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night".

func09: Put Omarchy on an Old PC for Hydroponics Timelapse Recording

@func09

func09 posts, in Japanese, their hydroponic growing and timelapse recording gear: the action camera they own can't shoot for long stretches, so they put Omarchy on an old PC to get it ready; the still is a white ASUS laptop on a wooden shelf beside a lettuce plant in a small hydroponic pot under a slim lamp, with a camera on a tripod aimed at the shelf and cardboard storage boxes below.