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tonysimons_: Built Lumen, an Open-Source Screen Recorder for Omarchy With a Full MCP Server

tonysimons_ says Wayland wasn't the problem, the workflow around it was, so tonysimons_ built Lumen: an open-source screen recorder for Omarchy with editing, replay, and local captions, and a full MCP server so agents can run "the damn thing" too; the still is a near-black frame with faint diagonal lines and no readable UI.

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shawnyeager: Moshi Packaged for Omarchy, With Both Pull Requests Open

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shawnyeager says they are a big fan of what odd_joel is building with Moshi and want it to be right at home on Omarchy: "Now it is." Both pull requests are open, a package in omacom/omarchy-pkgs and an install menu in omacom/omarchy. For testers, they packaged the Linux build as a native app: launcher, icon, and the official binaries linked against system WebKit and GStreamer. The package follows Moshi's Linux releases, and install and remove are under AI. GPU compositing stays on: with WebKitGTK 2.52 on Wayland, the window gets to the Intel Arc through dmabuf. They also ran it with dmabuf forced off, which paints the WebKit view on the CPU, through shared memory, and on their laptop the performance was poor. The same switch hides a WebKit crash on quit. The package keeps the GPU on; the crash is WebKit 2.52.6, and the fix is in 2.54.1.

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IOHK_Charles: Two Days Into an Elm Desktop Shell on Omarchy and Hyprland

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IOHK_Charles jokes that AI will make us more productive, then quotes rebuilding an Omarchy rig to have an Elm desktop shell integrated with Hyprland's window manager and Wayland compositor, and that we need to lean heavily into functional reactive programming, and ends two days later with "WTF am I doing?"

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Stevesodlex: Cua via Opencode MCP Switches an Omarchy Theme With a Synthetic Cursor

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Stevesodlex connected trycua to Opencode via MCP after the Cua announcement, likes that the agent gets its own synthetic cursor so it can work without taking the mouse, and says asking it to switch an Omarchy theme just worked; the still reads Cua × OMARCHY, "Now you never have to let go." and "Native multi-cursor computer use. Now stable on Omarchy."

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