thealexbear says there are lots of 'Surprise and Delight' features on Omarchy and their first morning on it is great: intuitive, with the only challenge getting used to keyboard-based navigation, so they built a logger to see how many times they use Super+K (Shortcut list) to chart their learning, plus "a top bar per hour readout"; the still is a dark "Super K History" page under "OMARCHY / KEYBOARD HABITS" with the "7 days" range selected, SUPER K PRESSES 3, PER ACTIVE HOUR 4.4, ACTIVE TIME 40m, and DAYS WITH ACTIVITY 1, a "Daily total" bar on 6 Oct, and a Daily detail table marking earlier days "Before tracking".
brettpeary made a screensaver for Omarchy in 5 minutes for Japanese words that slip away, calling passive learning the best form of learning; the frame shows a Lenovo laptop with the entry 繊細 (sensai), its reading, definition, example sentence, and shortcut hints.
yamzeight introduces Omanki, Anki-like spaced repetition flashcards built for Omarchy, with a demo video.
lamb_rafa highlights learnomarchy — an open-source keybind trainer that runs in your own Omarchy session (github.com/MaximilianHansen/learnomarchy).
