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Today in Omarchy: more reach demands harder boundaries

Tom Ballard on RISC-V desktop proof-of-life, 18 country website editions, and plugin auth-boundary security fixes after a responsible disclosure.

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EpistoAI: Omarchy 4 Quality-of-Life Idea, Let the Launcher Show What an App Is

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EpistoAI posts an "Omarchy 4 quality-of-life idea: let the launcher show what an app is ("File Manager") instead of only its brand name ("Flea"), so anyone using your machine can find things." They say "The shell already reads GenericName, it just hides it in search", linking discussion #14497 on omacom/omarchy and tagging dhh; the still is a launcher with "file" typed, listing "File" ("Trigger › Share") and "Flea" ("Apps").

tcballard: Today in Omarchy (7-Oct-2026) on an iPhone App Leaving Linux and a Native ARM Steam Client

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tcballard posts Today in Omarchy (7-Oct-2026). They have spent months wanting Omarchy to run natively on their M1 MacBook, while JoshuaSWarren "has taken the relationship in the opposite direction: using Omarchy Linux to build software for an iPhone." In "An iPhone app leaves Linux": "Joshua built a SwiftUI app on Omarchy, uploaded the build to App Store Connect, installed it on his iPhone over USB, then stopped at a breakpoint in LLDB." Apple is still in the toolchain, the upload does not mean App Store approval, and an open Omarchy Core PR would add an iOS entry under Install > Development. ryanrhughes published a native ARM Steam package to edge for aarch64, and x86-only titles still need FEX. The new root-image installer branch got its first serious physical-machine repair: a missing iflag=fullblock made the image write take a reported 86.6 seconds, and with the flag the same step took 2.7 seconds. Quattro now lets users enable passwordless sudo for 15 minutes, one hour, one day or permanently, with a red bar indicator while the access is active; this is merged development work, not a stable release. The still is a green pixel "TODAY IN" and "OMARCHY" wordmark on black.