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A GTK4 dictation app for Omarchy with F9 recording, editable rewrites, searchable history and a Quickshell bar widget, using local models or your own provider credentials.

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t_valkanov: Their Spin on AI Dictation Called Glazey Is Finally Officially on Omarchy

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t_valkanov says "My spin on AI dictation called Glazey is finally officially on Omarchy!" Porting it from macOS was easy, but polishing it and testing it to feel native to Omarchy took "time, care, love and of course tokens." They use it every day and hope other people find it useful too, and give "A million thanks to @PatCastiglia" for allowing them to use his "BANGER" on the video, adding "It is called Quattro (Let's go nerds!)"; the still is a pixel "GLAZEY" wordmark above a pink pixel heart and a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark on a dark background.

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iamcheyan: Merges Omarchy Quickshell into a Nix and Labwc Desktop

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iamcheyan says he moved to a Nix and Labwc environment but merged Omarchy's Quickshell with his own desktop environment so it can be shared, and that sending the config address to an agent is enough to adapt it; the screenshot is an AI usage dashboard over green leaves covering Codex CLI, Antigravity, Grok CLI, and dim credit bars.

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pierre_svaert: kbextract Ported to GTK with Go and libadwaita

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pierre_svaert says he ported kbextract to GTK, moving from a C++/Qt/QML stack to Go + GTK, that it is a largely superior version, that GTK with libadwaita makes GNOME application guidelines possible, that QML brings freedom but forces reinventing the wheel, and that one day there will maybe be a coherent design system for Omarchy or Quickshell while leveraging the rest of the ecosystem remains a good option; the screenshot is a KOBOeReader highlights window for Le Monde d'Hier over a dark cloudy wallpaper.

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