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tcballard's Today in Omarchy (5-Oct-2026) says tcballard spent much of the day testing Familiar, while there has been useful work on getting Omarchy comfortable on other people's hardware: Try Omarchy for Windows (by btsouth) v0.9.0 brings smoother precision-touchpad scrolling, audio that follows the Windows device's sample rate and volume, battery health information passed through from the host, and Simplified Chinese in the launcher, and the v0.10.0 preparation PR has merged while v0.9.0 is the latest published release tcballard could verify; Omarchy's package repository merged a way to run Slack on ARM Linux by running Slack's JavaScript on a matching ARM build of Electron, an Omarchy packaging solution and not an official ARM release from Slack; a fingerprint-library change adds ARM builds carrying Chris Kearney's Apple Touch ID driver, with 131 passing tests reported on an M2 Max, depending on the Aurora kernel's Secure Enclave support; and a fix merged into Quattro limits clipboard reads to two seconds so a stalled transfer no longer quietly stops clipboard-history captures, which is development-branch work; the still is a green pixel "TODAY IN" and "OMARCHY" wordmark on black.