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KevinTang: MacBook Touch Bar Animations While Exploring Omarchy

KevinTang is exploring animations for his MacBook Touch Bar after buying a used 2020 Intel MacBook Pro to explore Omarchy, hoping to customize the Touch Bar, with some animations like music visualizers synced to speaker output; the video frame shows the MacBook with a wireframe "PULL UP TERRAIN" animation on screen and a glowing Touch Bar, overlaid with text about custom animations on the Touch Bar.

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tomycostantino: Going Back to a Mac Doesn't Mean Using macOS Again

@tomycostantino

tomycostantino says "A year ago I got a Framework and moved to Omarchy, today I just started experimenting going back to the Mac, the hardware is something else... Going back to a Mac doesn't mean using MacOS again..."; the still is a system panel reading "Apple MacBook Pro (14-inch, M2 Max, 2023)", "Apple M2 Max (8+4) @ 3.26 GHz", "Omarchy 4.0.3rc4-1", "edge", "Linux 7.1.13-3-2-ARCH", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night" beside a green nested-bracket logo, over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills with a deer.

agworksbox: Decided to Trial Omarchy Mac on Their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro: It Works, With Some Big Caveats

@agworksbox

agworksbox says they decided to trial Omarchy Mac on their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro, and "It works, with some big caveats, as it's still in development": no USB-C external monitor, FEX only works with old Valve titles, and the GPU is partially supported; the still is an Omarchy installer window with a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark above "Apple M1 Pro · 142 GB free · up to 99 GB for Omarchy" with "Supported" and "Stable" badges, a "Preparing disk space..." bar at "Step 1 of 3" with "Estimated progress · 26%", and the note "Keep your Mac open and connected to power."

thealexbear: Finally Ditched Windows Off a 2015 MacBook Pro and Put Omarchy Linux On

@thealexbear · 2015 MacBook Pro

thealexbear finally ditched Windows off a 2015 MacBook Pro and put Omarchy Linux by DHH on, saying it is "like triggers broom", with a new screen, battery, 500GB SSD, 16GB RAM logic board, and touch pad in the last few years, but it still feels and looks fantastic; the still is a laptop on a wooden desk with a USB stick plugged in and the Omarchy installer splash reading "Beautiful, Fun & Agentic Linux by DHH" and "Press Return to Start Install".