starryhopeblog finds creating new themes for Omarchy somehow very addictive and shows how to make one; the still is a Starry Hope card reading "Make an Omarchy theme from your wallpaper" and "Using an app called Aether" beside an Aether Omarchy tab extracting a neon street palette with Extract and Applying.
OmarchyUpdates says a tutorial should not disappear when switching workspaces, and that Omarchy lets a video window float and follow by opening the tutorial in a separate browser window, focusing it, and pressing Super + O, with Super + O again to toggle back, asking what would stay visible: a tutorial, notes, or a live dashboard, and linking the official navigation guide.
OmarchyUpdates presents 15 Omarchy shortcuts for everyday workflow covering opening apps, moving windows, and finding a copied link, saying each is a small action and together they interrupt the workflow, that Omarchy puts them on the keyboard for terminal or browser, workspaces, clipboard history, and screen capture or text extract, and that memorizing all 15 is not required, "Which do you reach for most: apps, workspaces, or clipboard history?"; the graphic is an anime-style desk scene titled "15 OMARCHY SHORTCUTS For your everyday workflow" with OPEN Super, NAVIGATE Shift, and CAPTURE Ctrl panels and footer "Less clicking. More doing."
realfxw covers omarchy-mac-starter as a Mac-feel starter module for Omarchy 4 on Hyprland and Quickshell, with frosted panels and a transparent top bar, Mac-logic shortcuts, rounded windows, automatic light and dark themes on a local 7 AM / 7 PM schedule without location access, and optional plugins for Magic Mouse, AirPods via LibrePods, AirPlay via DoubleTake, and a Blip iMessage bridge, noting a dry-run setup and uninstall checks, and that it targets Omarchy 4.0.4 with Lua Hyprland 0.56.2, linking johnloringpollard/omarchy-mac-starter; one screenshot is the Apple Dark card reading "A quieter desktop, from morning to night." with Appearance copy "Rounded windows, frosted panels, and clear typography.", LOCAL TIME SCHEDULE Light 7 AM / Dark 7 PM, and a NIGHT PALETTE of five swatches under a Mac Style top bar.
