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sbilik: Flux Links a 2015 MacBook Air i7 to a Galaxy S25 on Omarchy
sbilik set up Flux, crediting iamdothash, between an eBay-rescued 2015 MacBook Air i7 and a Samsung Galaxy S25 as a KDE Connect alternative, hoping the Android app lands on something like F-Droid and that dhh makes it part of Omarchy, and planning to also put it on a more vanilla Arch laptop since it is an AUR package; the screenshot shows the Flux desktop overview for the S25 at 75% battery beside the phone's Flux screen connected to omarchy-air.
kazuhidet says, in Japanese, that besides the Windows PC they hate, they also installed Omarchy quattro on an M4 MacBook Air that can still run macOS as an active machine; since the Asahi Linux kernel can't yet be said to run stably on the M4, for now they installed Arch Linux ARM on VMware Fusion and ran it there. The still is fastfetch output at a "[kazu@Omarchy-FVM ~]$" prompt beside a green square logo, with "VMware20,1 (1)", "Virtualized Apple Silicon (2)", "SVGA II Adapter (Fusion)", "OS: Omarchy 4.0.2-2", "Linux 7.2.8-1-aarch64-ARCH", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", "Catppuccin", and "OS Age: 42 days".
Lokeshd0tz has been playing with Omarchy for a while and says "honestly, it just works." They say people hate on it "'cause it’s easier than a traditional Arch install", where everything is configured by hand and sanity is lost over Wi-Fi, and they are using it as their primary dev machine and loving it; the still is a desktop wallpaper of a girl in a dark hoodie leaning on a white-and-black hatchback with "藤原とうふ店" on the door under a pink-and-blue sky, with a traffic cone at left, below a top bar.
petrzela123 says part of their Omarchy setup is that they stopped closing apps: Super + W hides a window, and the app keeps running and comes back instantly, same spot, same draft; opening their terminal apps used to take ~0.6 s, "Now: 0." In a follow-up reply they list Super + Z for the last hidden window back, Super + Alt + W to pick any hidden one, the app's own key to bring it back in place, and Super + Q to really quit, linking petrzpav/omarchy-setup; the still shows a mail inbox pane with tabs such as "Inbox 5" and "Clients", a "#general" chat pane, and a pane reading "this app has been running for" above a large green pixel counter.
