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simonschubert: Omalauncher, an Agent Friendly and Fast Omarchy Arch Linux Launcher for Stock Android Phones

simonschubert posts Omalauncher: "agent friendly and fast omarchy arch Linux launcher for your stock android phone." Native Claude Code and Grok Build integration lets users build their own phone apps right from the phone, while keeping all their existing apps, such as banking apps; the still is a hand holding a phone with a pink-and-purple rally car wallpaper ("Castrol", "MICHELIN", a number "1"), a date and weather widget reading "wednesday", "october 2026", and "21°", a fetch box for "root@pixel-9a" listing "Arch Linux ARM", "Google Pixel 9a", "Tokyo Night", and "Tensor G4 (8)", a panel with pixel fish, a row of app icons, and a bar reading "open an app or ask claude…".

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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.

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gladimdim: Cooked a Physical Virtual Full Keyboard for Omarchy on Mobile, Targeted at Steam Deck Owners

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gladimdim cites dhh saying "we can cook anything" and says they sat and cooked a physical virtual full keyboard for Omarchy on mobile, targeted at Steam Deck owners, as typing on the Steam Deck's on-screen keyboard is "a nightmare", and they are going to test it on a Steam Deck now; the still is a phone held up showing a full keyboard layout headed "gladimdim-b9", in front of a monitor with an "Omakey" panel reading "1 phone is connected." with "Update the service" and "Pair another phone" buttons and a "POCO X8 Pro Max" listed as "Connected", above a backlit mechanical keyboard.

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iamdothash: Flux Connects a Phone and Omarchy

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iamdothash asks "How do you manage it?" and answers "You use Flux. Connect your phone and Omarchy"; the still is nearly black, with a soft bluish ring and a dim purplish glow and no readable UI.

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