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Commodore 64 Terminal Skin Easter Egg for Omarchy

OjisanKaichou shares a Commodore 64 terminal skin Easter egg for Omarchy that temporarily restyles the terminal.

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betizzel: Thinks Tern Looks Better on Omarchy Than macOS

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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.

alekdobrohotov: A Claude Code Team Is Doing GDPR Homework on Their MacBook, Watched From Blockodile on Omarchy

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alekdobrohotov says "A Claude Code team is doing GDPR homework on my MacBook. I'm watching from my Linux laptop." The session lives in Herdr on the Mac, and Blockodile on Omarchy attaches over SSH, so when a teammate finishes, its message to the main agent pops up live; "The git panel says 59 files modified, never pushed. That part is on me." The still is a terminal with an "Another Claude session sent a message:" banner, Italian agent output, and a git panel for "feat/adeguamento-gdpr-ai-act" reading "mai pushato" with "1 pronti", "59 modificati", and "23 nuovi", and "Opus 5.5" in the status line.

tcballard: Couldn't Leave the Omarchy Installer Alone

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tcballard couldn't leave the Omarchy installer alone: animated logo, theme colors, and a live terminal for prompts and progress, asking ryanrhughes "fancy a review?" with Greptile's three findings fixed and pushed, and saying even waiting for packages should look good, linking omacom/omarchy pull request 13563; the still is an orange-bordered installer window over a dark orange-and-black illustrated wallpaper, reading "OMARCHY", "~0%", "Installing Ruby on Rails", and "Preparing installation" above a progress line, with "Use the controls above · Ctrl+C Cancel" at the bottom.