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rodrigorojop: Omasyncro Syncs the Omarchy Theme and Wallpaper Between Two Computers

rodrigorojop says, in Spanish, "Puedes crear cualquier cosa!!" (anything can be created): with Omasyncro, changing the Omarchy theme on one computer also changes the theme on the other computer that has the app, and it works both ways; if the wallpaper changes, it syncs too ;). It requires Tailscale to operate, which makes it intimately easier ("jaja"), and they link lordyoyi/omasyncro; the still is a hand holding open a laptop showing a blue terminal full of text inside a pink border, in front of a monitor showing a web page that begins "Hola, soy".

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DragonLongSG: Share Anything on an Omarchy Machine With One Command Using omarchy-remote

@DragonLongSG

DragonLongSG posts that omarchy-remote can share anything on an Omarchy machine with one command: "APIs, web apps, or the whole desktop in a browser. Private via Tailscale, public via Cloudflare/Pangolin with login.", linking a blog post and a YouTube video. In a follow-up reply they say "New in omarchy-remote: give a friend their own Omarchy desktop on your machine." and "Own account, own screen, firewalled off from your files, services and tailnet. They sign in from any browser with an email code.", and in another reply they link the code at second-state/omarchy-remote and the bar widget at second-state/omarchy-remote-plugin.

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r13: rhun Starts in 13.55 ms (Median)

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r13 says "rhun starts in 13.55 ms (median).": "A code editor written in assembly, with built-in support for Omarchy's default themes. Switch your desktop theme and rhun follows." Their startup times put rhun 0.17.7 at a 13.55 ms median, Neovim 0.12.5 (Omarchy LazyVim configuration) at 276.53, and VS Code 1.141.0 (clean profile, no extensions) at 997.89: "About 74x shorter startup than VS Code in this test, based on medians."; the still is a nearly empty dark terminal with a prompt reading "rhun main" before the command "rhun".

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gladimdim: Made a Website With All of Their Omarchy Goodies

@gladimdim

gladimdim says "I started losing all the links to the awesome Omarchy stuff I did." So they made a website with all of their Omarchy Goodies: "Enjoy!"; the still is the site's home page headed "MADE FOR OMARCHY LINUX" and "Tools I build for Omarchy.", reading "An overlay for your AI agents, a phone that works as a real keyboard, your AI quotas on your wrist and in your dock, and more plugins and themes for the desktop. Everything here is free, and most of it is open source." with "Linux", "Android", "Wear OS", "Garmin", and "Web" pills and "by Dmytro Gladkyi", below "Apps", "Plugins", "Themes", and "Contributions" links and a "GitHub" button, over a dark image of an armored figure with a square glyph on the shoulder plate.

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