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LundukeJournal: Says the GNOME Co-Founder and SUSE Engineer Posted That Omarchy and Hyprland Are Fascist

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."

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Korben: Omarchy, non merci

@Korben

Korben posts "Omarchy, non merci", linking their article in French. It says Omarchy has many advantages, such as an install in under 2 minutes on most machines, a keyboard-driven tiling desktop, and themes that really change the look of the whole system, but is sharply criticized by free software purists. The article says a reader pointed the author to DHH blog posts on immigration in Europe, which it quotes, and that with Omarchy the author cannot separate the developer from what the article calls his racist ideas. It faults 1Password and 37signals, which each commit $100,000 a year to the project while saying, as the 1Password CEO did, that they do not approve of the opinions of DHH, and calls that too easy; it closes by telling readers not to count on the author anymore to use and promote the distro.

danielwmarr: Super + Scroll Wheel = Coverflow for Omarchy

@danielwmarr

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.

aureliennavarre: Just Released omaroute, Per-App Link Routing for Omarchy / Hyprland

@aureliennavarre

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".