Mobile_Dev97 highlights an open-source project that runs Omarchy Quattro as a native macOS app on Apple Silicon with HVF acceleration, Retina, audio, clipboard, and AirPods support for trying Omarchy before installing.
betizzel says "I think Tern looks better on Omarchy than macOS"; the still is a window with tabs "Default", "π > Set up OMP in config", "Resume SD card hashing project", and "π > Thinkpad fan", an agent pane with "Opus 5.5" selected answering "Can the fabric hold the HPS? Yes, once the FPGA is configured", beside a terminal pane listing files at a "FPGA_ROOT_OF_TRUST master" prompt.
MichaelGannotti says "Try Omarchy for Windows hit 0.10 and this is the release that makes it feel like something you can just leave running." It starts right away and pulls updates in the background (Restart to update is in the tray); if the desktop freezes it saves diagnostics and offers a restart, in CPU mode if graphics locked up, and the session stays open until the user picks; it resumes cleanly after Windows sleep, volume and mute stay in sync, and night light works now. Then 0.10.1 landed to fix big images copied from Windows stalling ("Nice."), and in a follow-up reply they link omacom/try-omarchy-windows; the still is a card headed "Omarchy That Bounces Back" with a "desktop stopped responding" dialog reading "diagnostics saved · session kept open" and a "Restart (CPU mode)" button, a "tray" menu with "Restart to update", "Resume Omarchy", "Sync volume with Windows", and "Night light", pills reading "Try Omarchy for Windows · v0.10.0 Oct 5 · v0.10.1 Oct 6" and "updates in the background · freeze recovery · clean resume after sleep", and the line "Omarchy Linux · Try Omarchy for Windows 0.10".
_KevinTang posts custom Omarchy to macOS remote desktop software; the still is two laptops side by side on a couch, a larger one labeled "macOS" and a smaller one labeled "Omarchy", both showing matching windows over a pink-and-orange sky wallpaper, with a hand on the smaller laptop's trackpad and the caption "Controlling the big MacBook with the little MacBook🥹".
