theSiliconSiren says "I wrote a synthwave love song to an operating system. Then I made a music video for it 😂" "Turn It On Again" is their ode to Omarchy Linux "and to making computers ours again." The video is AI-generated: "I do not have time to produce, shoot, and edit a real music video. Future project perhaps 🤔" They thank dhh and the #Omarchy community ("Consider me turned on. Again!") and add "@claudeai Opus 5.5, @suno, and @vidIQ helped with this one. Apparently they thought my Lisa cosplay was most fitting. I agree 😁"; the still is a dim room of beige CRT monitors, stacked and draped in plastic sheeting, under shafts of light from slatted openings.
BlackOpsREPL presents omainur as deterministic, theory-locked songs for omarchy-sequencer, same seed same song, no ML, with a validator that refuses a single out-of-key note, built on tim_sonner's make-16bit-music Grok skill and playing in jankeesvw's sequencer, linking blackopsrepl/omainur.
deadfredred ships ElegyKat, a Linux desktop Navidrome player that live-syncs Omarchy themes down to the player bar, with tiling, MPRIS, tray, scrobbling, and a pulsing ASCII donut visualizer — free signed AppImage on GitHub.
NixFred launches music.nixfred.com — an independent listening room and source-linked archive for Omarchy music contest entries.
