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tomycostantino: Going Back to a Mac Doesn't Mean Using macOS Again

@tomycostantino

tomycostantino says "A year ago I got a Framework and moved to Omarchy, today I just started experimenting going back to the Mac, the hardware is something else... Going back to a Mac doesn't mean using MacOS again..."; the still is a system panel reading "Apple MacBook Pro (14-inch, M2 Max, 2023)", "Apple M2 Max (8+4) @ 3.26 GHz", "Omarchy 4.0.3rc4-1", "edge", "Linux 7.1.13-3-2-ARCH", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night" beside a green nested-bracket logo, over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills with a deer.

betizzel: Thinks Tern Looks Better on Omarchy Than macOS

@betizzel

betizzel says "I think Tern looks better on Omarchy than macOS"; the still is a window with tabs "Default", "π > Set up OMP in config", "Resume SD card hashing project", and "π > Thinkpad fan", an agent pane with "Opus 5.5" selected answering "Can the fabric hold the HPS? Yes, once the FPGA is configured", beside a terminal pane listing files at a "FPGA_ROOT_OF_TRUST master" prompt.

agurrrrrrrrr: Got an Omarchy Laptop Disguised as a Game Console

@agurrrrrrrrr

agurrrrrrrrr says, in Korean, that they got an Omarchy laptop disguised as a game console; the still is a gray clamshell handheld printed "Nintendo" and "SUPER FAMICOM", its screen showing a white nested-bracket logo beside a system panel reading "Retroid Pocket 5", "Omarchy 4.0.4-1", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night", above a black keyboard with orange keys, Korean legends, and "JOMAA" on the space bar.

dayvsterdev: Their Problem With Omarchy Is What They Like About Arch

@dayvsterdev

dayvsterdev says "I really didn't want to write this post." and "The Linux community already has enough people telling newcomers they're doing it wrong. I didn't want to be another one of them." They add "But my problem with Omarchy is exactly what made me fall in love with Arch in the first place." They link their blog post "My Problem With Omarchy Is What I Like About Arch", which says Omarchy "looks good" but adds "I think its pitch puts too much value on what I can avoid learning and too little on what I could learn to control.", welcomes people for whom Omarchy is how they got to Linux, and makes a case for "taking the next step, getting curious about the system you’ve installed and finding out how much of it you can make your own."

Korben: Omarchy, non merci

@Korben

Korben posts "Omarchy, non merci", linking their article in French. It says Omarchy has many advantages, such as an install in under 2 minutes on most machines, a keyboard-driven tiling desktop, and themes that really change the look of the whole system, but is sharply criticized by free software purists. The article says a reader pointed the author to DHH blog posts on immigration in Europe, which it quotes, and that with Omarchy the author cannot separate the developer from what the article calls his racist ideas. It faults 1Password and 37signals, which each commit $100,000 a year to the project while saying, as the 1Password CEO did, that they do not approve of the opinions of DHH, and calls that too easy; it closes by telling readers not to count on the author anymore to use and promote the distro.

LundukeJournal: Says the GNOME Co-Founder and SUSE Engineer Posted That Omarchy and Hyprland Are Fascist

@LundukeJournal

LundukeJournal quotes "Omarchy and Hyprland are fascist. Avoid them at all costs." and says it was posted "from the GNOME Co-Founder and SUSE engineer."; the still is a post under the name "Federico Mena Quintero" reading "@Gnaro Omarchy and Hyprland are fascist. Avoid them at all costs."

jauneclaude: Their OmaSeek Music DSH Plugin Has More Downloads Compared to Pixel and Themes

@jauneclaude

jauneclaude says "This is surprising. Somehow my OmaSeek music DSH plugin has more downloads compared to pixel and themes. I expected it to be the least used" and "People are weird I guess (or maybe I'm out of touch)", adding "Also, it appears on "Omarchy Archive". Never heard of it before, but I'll take it"; the still is a chat reply reading "On npm, you got about 2,200 downloads in the month up to 4 Oct across the three packages:" with "omaseek-music" at "910", "omaseek-themes" at "719", and "omaseek-pixel" at "565", and an underlined line "OmaSeek also appears on the Omarchy Archive and in the DSH plugin directories."

DragonLongSG: Share Anything on an Omarchy Machine With One Command Using omarchy-remote

@DragonLongSG

DragonLongSG posts that omarchy-remote can share anything on an Omarchy machine with one command: "APIs, web apps, or the whole desktop in a browser. Private via Tailscale, public via Cloudflare/Pangolin with login.", linking a blog post and a YouTube video. In a follow-up reply they say "New in omarchy-remote: give a friend their own Omarchy desktop on your machine." and "Own account, own screen, firewalled off from your files, services and tailnet. They sign in from any browser with an email code.", and in another reply they link the code at second-state/omarchy-remote and the bar widget at second-state/omarchy-remote-plugin.

afifsohaili: Their Next Custom Omarchy Widget, a Leapmotor Panel Quick Shortcut

@afifsohaili

afifsohaili says "My next custom Omarchy widget: A Leapmotor panel quick shortcut." It talks to their already set up Leapmotor Mate app running on their machine: "It can unlock the car, control the sunshade, etc. and schedule a cooling session at a specific time from my desktop (very important in Malaysian weather!)" They add "I can control my EV from my desktop now😆 time to add keybindings to quickly unlock my car etc. Built with Deepseek 4.1 Flash. Costed pennies." and "Seriously, I love customizable OS."; the still is a "Leapmotor" panel reading "B10 · 45% · 220 KM" and "Locked · unplugged", with "QUICK" buttons "Lock", "Unlock", "Trunk", and "Find car", "CLIMATE" buttons "Auto", "Cool", "Vent", and "A/C off", a "Temp" of "18°C", "WINDOWS" buttons "Vent 20%", "Close", "Sunshade", and "Shade close", a "TIMED FAST COOLING" "Start cooling at" picker with "Schedule", and "Open Mate web UI".

danielwmarr: Super + Scroll Wheel = Coverflow for Omarchy

@danielwmarr

danielwmarr says "Super + scroll wheel = coverflow for Omarchy 🖱️ flick through your windows like album covers." with "(keyboard shortcuts on the way)", and "fun fact: the spec was a doodle i drew in OmaInk and handed to claude 🖊️"; the still is a notes window with "Coverflow" selected under "FOSS" in its "NOTES" sidebar, showing a doodle of a large box labeled "CURRENT WINDOW" in red handwriting between narrower boxes labeled as the previous and next windows.

aureliennavarre: Just Released omaroute, Per-App Link Routing for Omarchy / Hyprland

@aureliennavarre

aureliennavarre says "Just released omaroute! Per-app link routing for #omarchy / Hyprland. Simple, never in the way and configurable.", linking anavarre/omaroute; the still is a dialog asking which browser should open a link from Hey, listing "Chromium" ("1"), "Firefox" ("2"), and "Google Chrome" ("3"), with "Just this once", "All links from Hey" (selected), and a third scope option, above the hints "1-3 open", "Tab scope", and "Esc cancel".

rfdegroot: Was Missing a Proper RDP Client on Omarchy, So They Built OMARemote

@rfdegroot

rfdegroot says "As a sysadmin I was missing a proper RDP client on Omarchy, so I built one." and "OMARemote: RDP and VNC in tabs, keyboard-first, and it follows your Omarchy theme. Runs on x86 and Apple Silicon." They add "The first alpha is out. Help me make it the remote desktop client for Omarchy 👇", and in a follow-up reply they link RFdeGroot/OMARemote ("Try it, break it, tell me what's missing") and say "Feature requests and pull requests are very welcome. I'd love this to grow into a community project."; the still from that reply is a "Connections" window with "LIBRARY", "GROUPS" ("Datacenter", "Lab", and "Office"), and "CREDENTIALS" sections, a "File Server" "RDP" entry selected with a "Connect" button, above a card reading "Your connections" and "Grouped, keyboard-first, in your Omarchy theme."

gladimdim: Added Dozens of Improvements to Their Omakey App

@gladimdim

gladimdim says "After excessive usage of my Omakey app, I have added dozens of improvements!" and "Full Steam Deck support. Better layouts, better portrait mode (love it!), and better performance.", linking the changelog + APK and the website; the still is a changelog page headed "Omakey 1.2.0 for Android 🎉" and "Released October 8, 2026", with "✨ What's new" sections "📋 Copy and Paste with your computer" ("Passwords stay marked as sensitive. The app never stores your copied text." and "Up to 64 KB of text."), "📍 Where to find them", "🧹 Cleaner top bar" ("Icons only — no more text labels."), and "🎮 Type on a Steam Deck" ("A Steam Deck with SteamOS is now a computer you can type on, no Omarchy needed.").

0xSero: Started Giving Away Hardware and Says Everything They Gave Came Back 5 Fold, Including a Yearly Grant From Omarchy

@0xSero

0xSero says "In August-September I started giving away hardware, I think in total I gave away 3 DGX Sparks, an AMD Strix Halo, 4x 3090s and a few thousand dollars." and "The money to do this was granted by the Human Rights Foundation, no strings attached." They add "I thought I was doing a good thing, but everything I gave came back to me 5 fold.", listing "30,000$ yearly grant from Omarchy", "Computers being sent to me left and right", and "My social media income now sustains my bare necessities and then some.", and close "I’m not allowed to lose."

tcballard: A Couple of Days, Over 2,000 Clones of Familiar Already

@tcballard

tcballard says "A couple of days. Over 2,000 clones of Familiar already 🤯" and "Turns out “I love Omarchy, but I’d quite like to use my mouse” has an audience." They thank everyone giving it a go ("Watching something I built find its way onto other people’s desktops is pretty damn cool.") and credit the GitHub Traffic Board plugin by hancore_linux for the visual; the still is a "GitHub traffic" panel reading "2,440" views and "10,830" clones, with "omarchy-plugin-familiar-des…" at the top of "Repositories by views" at "779" views and "2,124" clones, over a wallpaper of a rocket lifting off amid billowing smoke, above a dock.

_hhnj: Two Pitfalls With the Typeless Linux Version on Omarchy, Fixed With Two Hyprland Settings

@_hhnj

_hhnj says, in Chinese, that after switching their main development environment to Omarchy they installed the Linux version of Typeless and hit two pitfalls on the first day: voice input worked in Chrome but could not paste a single character in kitty, and the small floating dictation window disappeared when switching workspaces. The root cause is that the Fcitx5 engine was not packaged into the installer at all, and every time it fell back to clipboard + Ctrl+V, which of course the terminal does not accept. Two Hyprland settings fixed it, and they link their write-up, which they say can be handed straight to an AI.

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

@EpistoAI

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").

ZenFoco8: Created a Quickshell Plugin to Monitor Their Second Ubuntu PC

@ZenFoco8

ZenFoco8 says, in Portuguese, that a new type of programmer is emerging: until last year they did not know what git, GitHub, tmux, or herdr were, now they are using Omarchy, discovered what Arch Linux, "hyperland", SSH, and Vercel are, and are now creating Quickshell plugins, and created one to monitor their second Ubuntu PC 😂; the still is a panel headed "ubuntu" "online" with "CPU", "RAM" ("7.8 GB / 15.0 GB"), "Disk /", and "seagate" bars, a "herdr 0.9.3 · 3 agents · 1 working" list of "1 · Orquestrador (Claude)", "2 · Framework (Claude Opus 5.5, xhigh)", and "4 · Temas por livro (Claude Opus 5.5, high)" marked "working", and "Open herdr" and "SSH terminal" buttons, beside a green contribution heatmap above an "omarchy" commit list.

EpistoAI: Kanso v0.9, Quiet Screen Time for Omarchy

@EpistoAI

EpistoAI posts "Quiet screen time for Omarchy.": "An hourglass in the bar. Hover for today; click for Day, Week, Month and Year." "Terminal-aware: Claude Code, nvim and friends get their own rows." "All local. No account, no telemetry." They link nathankramm/omarchy-kanso-screen-time for Kanso v0.9, and in follow-up replies say "Coming from agx.screen-time? Same data folder, so history carries over." and "Built on ax1g's quickshell-screentime-plugin (MIT). v1.0 and the Omarchy marketplace listing are coming this week, so bug reports now are especially welcome."; the still is "Kanso Screen Time" and "hover the hourglass: today at a glance" above a card reading "5h 11m" "today" with a multicolored bar, "Code editor" "2h", "Web" "45m", "Browser" "30m", and "Details ›", over "demo data".

heinsk: Just Shipped 0.3.0 of DevOps Monitor, Their Plugin for the Omarchy Bar

@heinsk

heinsk says "Just shipped 0.3.0 of DevOps Monitor, my plugin for the #Omarchy bar. It now reads GitHub Actions through gh, so you don't need to open the browser to see if CI passed. I also swapped the status text for icons, and each pipeline now shows its branch.", linking its marketplace listing; the still is two "DevOps Monitor" "v0.3.0" panels, a "Status" tab with "Azure DevOps" pipelines for "my-project" such as "CI — Build & Test" "Success", "CI — Lint" "Running", and "Deploy — Production" "Failed", "Kubernetes" clusters "production" and "staging" marked "Healthy", and "GitHub Actions" workflows for "my-org/web-app" and "my-org/api", and a "Configuration" tab with "Azure DevOps", "Kubernetes", and "GitHub Actions" providers marked "Active" and "AUTO-REFRESH" at "Every 60 seconds".

r13: rhun Starts in 13.55 ms (Median)

@r13

r13 says "rhun starts in 13.55 ms (median).": "A code editor written in assembly, with built-in support for Omarchy's default themes. Switch your desktop theme and rhun follows." Their startup times put rhun 0.17.7 at a 13.55 ms median, Neovim 0.12.5 (Omarchy LazyVim configuration) at 276.53, and VS Code 1.141.0 (clean profile, no extensions) at 997.89: "About 74x shorter startup than VS Code in this test, based on medians."; the still is a nearly empty dark terminal with a prompt reading "rhun main" before the command "rhun".

BillHeyman: Sneak Peek, First Native 64-Bit OS/2 Apps Ever, Built and Running on Omarchy

@BillHeyman

BillHeyman posts "SNEAK PEEK: First native 64-bit (!!!) OS/2 apps ever, built and running on Omarchy." and "Coming soon... 😉", adding "Oinos2 = Oinos2 is not OS/2"; the still is four windows titled "Starfield" (with "Warp 1.2"), "Fire - palette animation", "Bezier - GpiPolySpline", and "Plasma - colour cycling", over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills.

jennabrinning: An Omarchy Theme for Kids With Slightly Larger Fonts and Fun Colors

@jennabrinning

jennabrinning says "the six-yr old in me needed an Omarchy theme for kids with slightly larger fonts and fun colours 🛸", linking jennabrinning/omarchy-pocket-planet-theme; the still is a cartoon wallpaper of two small aliens in a white-and-orange rocket ship flying past floating garden islands with waterfalls among clouds, beside an editor pane of "pocket-planet/colors.toml" starting with mode = "light" and accent = "#27786b" and a terminal pane reading "Pocket Planet · Cloud Cream", "Floating gardens. Small adventures.", color swatches "01" to "15", and "✓ Gardens watered" "↗ Next stop: cloud voyage".

tcballard: Gave Haiku a Basic Prompt and It Made This Launch Video for Familiar v0.1.3

@tcballard

tcballard says "I gave Haiku a basic prompt and it made this launch video." and "Apparently my release process now includes a marketing department 😅" Familiar v0.1.3 is coming to Omarchy: "Better dock previews, less hunting for the right window." They add "Making Linux feel like home, one release at a time." and in a follow-up reply share the prompt: "look at my product release for Familiar plugin v0.1.3 and make a dynamic 30-second motion graphics video that announces the release. go all out and hold nothing back"; the still is "Which window was that?" in bold monospace over a fading grid of black squares at the left, with a cursor arrow, on a light gray background.

tomgreenwald: Magnitude in Omarchy Has Been Achieved Internally

@tomgreenwald

tomgreenwald says "Magnitude in Omarchy has been achieved internally"; the still is a "Magnitude" window on its "Discover" page, reading "COMPUTER · CPU INFERENCE" and "QEMU Standard PC (Q35 + ICH9, 2009)" with CPU "INTEL(R) XEON(R) PLATINUM 8573C" ("6 CPU cores") and Memory "11.7 GB", a "Find your balance" slider from "Fastest" to "Smartest" set to "Balanced", a model list of "MiniCPM5 1B (Q4)", "MiniCPM5 1B (Q8)", and "Liquid LFM2.5 8B-A1B (Q4)", a "Download (688MB)" button, "Intelligence" "15%", "Fidelity" "Medium (Q4)", and "Speed (est.)" "~15–29 tok/s", beside "Update System" and "Learn Keybindings" notifications reading "Super + K for cheatsheet." and "Super + Space for Omarchy Menu."

StudioXRadio: Omarchy on an M4 MacBook Air, With a Lot More Work to Do

@StudioXRadio · MacBook Air M4

StudioXRadio says "I spoke too soon. We are closer than I thought. Omarchy on an M4 MacBook Air. A lot more work to do.", tagging #OmarchyMac and #Omarchy; the still is a silver laptop with a black keyboard, its screen showing a terminal that reads "Omarchy on MacBook Air M4", "Native Linux · experimental RAM session · software graphics", "Command+Space: menu", "Command+Return: terminal", "Command+Alt+Space: apps", "Command+W: close window", "Command+1/2: workspaces", and "Internal storage is read-only. Automatic recovery remains active" above a "bash-5.3$" prompt, beside a "Go…" menu with "Apps", "Learn", "Trigger", "Style", "Setup", "Install", "Remove", "Update", "About", and "System", inside a pink border.

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

@tcballard

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.

IbrahimSait_: Going Fully Omarchy on a Historic Monster Laptop

@IbrahimSait_ · Lenovo X220

IbrahimSait_ says "Going fully Omarchy" and "This is a historic monster laptop.": "Let’s see the performance rise!"; the still is a black Lenovo laptop with "X220" on the bezel, showing a pixel "OMARCHY" install splash on a blue screen, in front of a silver laptop with a red planet wallpaper, partly on a Java cheat-sheet desk mat, with a "GET THE FUTURE YOU WANT" sticker on the palm rest.

iamdothash: An App Made for Their Røde Podmic 2, Personal Software Running on Omarchy

@iamdothash

iamdothash says "This app is made for my Røde Podmic 2. Personal software. Running on Omarchy." and "Github repository coming."; the still is a window titled "Podtune" reading "RØDE PodMic USB" and "firmware 1.19 · 48 kHz", with "Dark", "Light", and "Omarchy" buttons, "PRESETS" cards "Natural", "Warm podcast" ("Active"), "Clear calls", "Voice-over", and "Evening stream", "TONE" sliders for "Warmth" at "50", "Presence" at "30", and "Leveling" at "60", a "Direct monitor" toggle, "Input gain" at "44 dB", "Check levels" and "Record test" buttons, and a "TAKES" list.

theSiliconSiren: Wrote a Synthwave Love Song to an Operating System, Then Made a Music Video for It

@theSiliconSiren

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.

0xSero: Local AI v6.11.2 on Omarchy Is Out

@0xSero

0xSero says "Local AI v6.11.2 on Omarchy is out." and "Look how I'm running GLM-5.3-Flash on a SINGLE RTX 3090 at exl3-3bpw": "What I'm doing is putting parts of the model on NVMe, parts on DDR4 RAM, and the GPU is used as a station of sorts, we send the math to be done there." They add "I value freedom"; the still is a dot-matrix drawing of two hands reaching toward each other on a black desktop above a bottom bar.

jmklex: Got Omarchy Running on a Googlebook, Specifically the Asus

@jmklex · Asus Googlebook

jmklex says "I got Omarchy running on a Googlebook (specifically the Asus). Runs like a dream :)", tagging dhh, topjohnwu, and Google, adding "Beautiful hardware, beautiful software." and linking jmklex/asus-googlebook-omarchy in a follow-up reply; the still is a gray laptop marked "Googlebook" sitting in an open cardboard box, its screen showing fastfetch beside a green square logo with "Lapis (rev3)", "Intel Graphics", "Omarchy 4.0.4-1", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night".

aureliennavarre: What Shipped in omarchy-miniflux Lately

@aureliennavarre

aureliennavarre lists what shipped in anavarre/omarchy-miniflux lately: full keyboard shortcut support, configurable Save / Mark read buttons, feed addition, flexible settings, and better support of hibernation/suspend modes; the still is an "Unread" panel at "10 of 24" listing items from "omarchy" such as "Linux (Omarchy) running on a Googlebook - Replacement for Google OS", "OMacKey macOS keybindings for Omarchy (including app-specific bindings)", "Omarchy theme - Quicksilver", and "Grand Theft Omarchy", with "Mark as read", "Add feed", "Settings", and "Account" buttons.

pixbroker: Omarchy Native Futures Trading Terminal

@pixbroker

pixbroker posts an "Omarchy native Futures trading terminal." built with Rust, GPUI, 120fps, ToS, Databento, Rithmic, adding "More coming soon."; the still is a dark app titled "pit" with "File", "Account", "Data", "View", and "Announcement" menus, a "Market Profile" of letter columns, a price ladder, candlestick charts, a "Time & Sales" list, and a positions row for "/ESZ26:XCME" with "Buy", "Sell", and "Flatten" buttons.

dgudovicdev: Submitted OmaJuke v0.3.0 to the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace for Review

@dgudovicdev

dgudovicdev says they "Submitted OmaJuke v0.3.0 to the @OmarchyLinux plugin marketplace for review 🎵": YouTube right in the Omarchy bar, to search, queue and play from a panel, with audio through mpv, video in a small corner window "when you want it", and global shortcuts for play, next and previous. "No browser, no account (unless you want one), no telemetry, no ads or sponsor segments (if you turn the feature on). Open source, MIT.", linking DavidGudovic/omajuke; the still is a panel with a "blender open movie" search listing results such as "Spring - Blender Open Movie", "CHARGE - Blender Open Movie", "Coffee Run - Blender Open Movie", and "WING IT! - Blender Open Movie" from "Blender Studio", with "Spring - Blender Open Movie" playing above transport controls, beside a small video window of a mountain landscape and "Studio" in the top bar.

Nichovski: Built an Omarchy Plugin That Forces Them to Move While Doing the Work

@Nichovski

Nichovski says "i have built this omarchy plugin that forces me to move while i'm doing the work"; the still is a laptop screen reading "Squats" and "50 reps needed", with a blue stick figure squatting, a "0" "of 50 reps" ring, "-5", "+5", and "+10" buttons, "Push ups", "Squats", and "Crunches" rows, "Esc to skip", and "Close".

corelumen: Introducing Laya Attention, an Omarchy Plugin

@corelumen

corelumen is "Introducing Laya Attention, an Omarchy plugin." It leverages a locally running Laya decision model to determine notifications which require user action in order to minimize notification overload, and works with herdr agents and general system notifications, linking its marketplace listing; the still is a "Laya Attention" panel headed "DECISION SERVER UP · 3 AGENTS", with an "Agents" list including "Start local dev environments | JEDI-main" marked "done · 0.36 · silent" and two entries marked "no decision yet", "Suppress notifications at" "65%" and "Agent attention at" "45%" sliders under "Controls", "Triage enabled" "On", and "Poll now" and "Refresh" buttons.

Nesh3d: Rolling Out 3D Wallpapers ft. Omi for Omarchy

@Nesh3d

Nesh3d says "Rolling out 3d wallpapers ft. Omi! 🌌" for Omarchy, tagging dhh and tahayvr; the still is a 3D-rendered prehistoric scene of a glowing green cube character with two eyes, wrapped in a leopard-print hide and holding a stone-tipped spear, beside a campfire under a rock wall with cave paintings of mammoths, handprints, figures, and a square glyph, with long-necked dinosaurs, a waterfall, and a stone arch under a sunset sky.

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

@shawnyeager

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.

t_valkanov: Their Spin on AI Dictation Called Glazey Is Finally Officially on Omarchy

@t_valkanov

t_valkanov says "My spin on AI dictation called Glazey is finally officially on Omarchy!" Porting it from macOS was easy, but polishing it and testing it to feel native to Omarchy took "time, care, love and of course tokens." They use it every day and hope other people find it useful too, and give "A million thanks to @PatCastiglia" for allowing them to use his "BANGER" on the video, adding "It is called Quattro (Let's go nerds!)"; the still is a pixel "GLAZEY" wordmark above a pink pixel heart and a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark on a dark background.

vighneshshukla0: Omarchy, but It Looks Like the i3 Desktop tsoding Streams From

@vighneshshukla0

vighneshshukla0 posts "Omarchy, but it looks like the i3 desktop @tsoding streams from.": blue title bars, 2px borders, an i3bar with his "Tea" and "Penger Folder" labels, Gruber Darker, and Iosevka, all from his public dotfiles, adding "@dhh I removed the gaps, blur and animations." They link SVIGHNESH/omarchy-tsoding-theme; the still is two panes, a "main.c" editor with a C program printing "Hello, Seaman\n" and a "palette" pane headed "Gruber Darker" with color swatches and six rows of "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" in red, green, yellow, blue, purple, and orange, above a bottom bar with "Tea" and "Penger Folder" readouts.

CryptoNews2000: OmarTube, a Floating YouTube Window on Omarchy

@CryptoNews2000

CryptoNews2000 posts "OmarTube ▶️ YouTube that stays with you on Omarchy." It floats across workspaces, moves & resizes freely, has live transparency controls in the bar, plays fullscreen video inside the floating window, and uses the existing browser, linking goarstne/omartube; the still is a floating video window of a long-haired man speaking into a microphone over a page with a pixel wordmark and the headline "Beautiful, fun & agentic Linux", with a "Workspace 1" label at the bottom left.

NotJustShaking: Omarchy Companion Coming Along, Built for Those With Cognitive Issues or Movement Disorder Issues

@NotJustShaking

NotJustShaking says "#Omarchy Companion coming along." It is built for those with cognitive issues or movement disorder issues and is just a small part of a bigger tool: "Just click the shortcut on the pad and this instantly sends the command to Omarchy!"; the still is a screen headed "WIRED DIFFERENTLY" and "PC connection active" with a "Common shortcuts" list including "Omarchy menu" "Super + Space", "Open terminal" "Super + Enter", "Open browser" "Super + Shift + B", and "Full screen" "Super + F", the line "PC confirmed - action completed", and "Home", "Actions", and "Shortcuts" buttons.

losingle: Working on Multi-Monitor Settings for Omarchy, Draft PR #14436

@losingle

losingle says they are working on multi-monitor settings for Omarchy: choose a display, identify it on-screen, adjust rotation and scale, and map brightness controls to the right device. They link Draft PR #14436 on omacom/omarchy and add "Would love your thoughts, @dhh!"; the still is a "Display" panel reading "Choose a display to configure", with an "Identify displays" button under "SELECT DISPLAY", "FlipGo-A1 · DP-11" checked above "FlipGo-A2 · DP-12", "BRIGHTNESS · DP-11" at "100%" with the note "Controlled by the monitor; linked panels may change together.", "SCALE" buttons from "1x" to "4x" with "2x" selected, "ORIENTATION · DP-11" buttons "Normal", "Left 90°", "180°", and "Right 90°" with "Left 90°" selected, "Apply changes" and "Discard" buttons, and "TEXT SIZE · ALL DISPLAYS" at "12px".

rodrigorojop: Omasyncro Syncs the Omarchy Theme and Wallpaper Between Two Computers

@rodrigorojop

rodrigorojop says, in Spanish, "Puedes crear cualquier cosa!!" (anything can be created): with Omasyncro, changing the Omarchy theme on one computer also changes the theme on the other computer that has the app, and it works both ways; if the wallpaper changes, it syncs too ;). It requires Tailscale to operate, which makes it intimately easier ("jaja"), and they link lordyoyi/omasyncro; the still is a hand holding open a laptop showing a blue terminal full of text inside a pink border, in front of a monitor showing a web page that begins "Hola, soy".

juntao: omarchy-remote Is the Answer to Accessing an AI Shed's Omarchy UI on the Go, With Just a Web Browser

@juntao

juntao says "Omarchy is the future of Linux Desktop. It is also a malleable agent OS for your “AI Shed” at home or office." They ask "But how do you access your AI Shed’s beautiful @OmarchyLinux UI on the go?" and answer "The answer is omarchy-remote. All you need is a web browser.", quoting a dhh post that every developer needs an AI shed, and in a follow-up reply link the source code and docs at second-state/omarchy-remote.

tcballard: Familiar v0.1.3 Is Warming Up

@tcballard

tcballard says "Familiar v0.1.3 is warming up for later today 👀" and "Back to the window you actually last used. Badges that count down properly." CI now boots a real desktop to test installation, window switching and recovery, and they add "Making Omarchy feel like home means sweating the little things."; the still is a window titled "Familiar" with a pixel "FAMILIAR" wordmark above "A mouse-friendly desktop for Omarchy."

simonschubert: Omalauncher, an Agent Friendly and Fast Omarchy Arch Linux Launcher for Stock Android Phones

@simonschubert · Google Pixel 9a

simonschubert posts Omalauncher: "agent friendly and fast omarchy arch Linux launcher for your stock android phone." Native Claude Code and Grok Build integration lets users build their own phone apps right from the phone, while keeping all their existing apps, such as banking apps; the still is a hand holding a phone with a pink-and-purple rally car wallpaper ("Castrol", "MICHELIN", a number "1"), a date and weather widget reading "wednesday", "october 2026", and "21°", a fetch box for "root@pixel-9a" listing "Arch Linux ARM", "Google Pixel 9a", "Tokyo Night", and "Tensor G4 (8)", a panel with pixel fish, a row of app icons, and a bar reading "open an app or ask claude…".

X_Nosignal_X: The Big Brother App Version of OmaFont

@X_Nosignal_X

X_Nosignal_X says "If we are going all in with Omarchy as a platform to design on ...we need all the proper toys you would expect ..there is a baby version of this as a plugin but this is the big brother app version of OmaFont ...."; the still is a menu headed "Go…" with "Apps", "Learn", "Trigger", "Style", "Setup", "Install", "Remove", "Update", "About", and "System", over a wallpaper of a dark castle on a cliff before a purple moon with bats, above a winding river.

gladimdim: Made a Website With All of Their Omarchy Goodies

@gladimdim

gladimdim says "I started losing all the links to the awesome Omarchy stuff I did." So they made a website with all of their Omarchy Goodies: "Enjoy!"; the still is the site's home page headed "MADE FOR OMARCHY LINUX" and "Tools I build for Omarchy.", reading "An overlay for your AI agents, a phone that works as a real keyboard, your AI quotas on your wrist and in your dock, and more plugins and themes for the desktop. Everything here is free, and most of it is open source." with "Linux", "Android", "Wear OS", "Garmin", and "Web" pills and "by Dmytro Gladkyi", below "Apps", "Plugins", "Themes", and "Contributions" links and a "GitHub" button, over a dark image of an armored figure with a square glyph on the shoulder plate.

0xSero: CPU & SSD Offloading Now on Omarchy

@0xSero

0xSero says "CPU & SSD offloading now on Omarchy": "RN only supporting 3090s but I will be rapidly adding support." They think 4 RTX Pro 6000 with 256GB RAM and some NVMe can run Kimi-K3 at usable speeds, linking their plugin on the Omarchy plugin marketplace; the still is a terminal of agent output with a "TODO" list starting "I. Scaffold · 0/2" and "Qwen3.8-Flash-Next · local" in the status line, beside a panel reading "running · 36 tok/s" with "Open oh-my-pi" and "Stop" buttons, "36 tok/s" "decode avg", "10.4K tok/s" "prefill avg", and "2.2 s" "first token", a "NEEDS" list with "EXL3 3.05 bpw, vision", "sglang", "RTX 3090 · 24 GB", "75 GB" RAM, "85 GB" disk, NVMe "required", and "200K tokens" context, and "RTX 3090" at "23.4 / 24 GB" under "GPUS".

jankeesvw: Did Another Awesome Vibe Coding Session on Omarchy With Claude at the Primary School in Their Local Town

@jankeesvw

jankeesvw says they did another awesome vibe coding session on Omarchy with Claude at the primary school in their local town, and 5 kids made the game "Dinoland"; the still is a child at a laptop beside an LG monitor showing a terminal pane of Dutch agent text next to a browser running a forest platform game with a green dinosaur, a "0 / 55" counter, a "Winkel (S)" button, and "Level 1", in front of a window decorated with paper leaves and acorns.

Fede_Sapuppo: Got Omarchy Into Their New Legion 7 Pro in 3'24"

@Fede_Sapuppo

Fede_Sapuppo says "Got #omarchy into my new Legion 7 pro in 3'24", she never got to see the pre installed windows!"; the still is a wooden desk by a balcony door with a red curtain, holding a laptop showing a white-and-blue window, a black laptop with a lit keyboard showing a multicolored "OMARCHY" wordmark, a monitor full of terminal text, and a smaller laptop, beneath a pendant lamp and beside a framed sketch of a city skyline with a bridge.

alekdobrohotov: A Claude Code Team Is Doing GDPR Homework on Their MacBook, Watched From Blockodile on Omarchy

@alekdobrohotov

alekdobrohotov says "A Claude Code team is doing GDPR homework on my MacBook. I'm watching from my Linux laptop." The session lives in Herdr on the Mac, and Blockodile on Omarchy attaches over SSH, so when a teammate finishes, its message to the main agent pops up live; "The git panel says 59 files modified, never pushed. That part is on me." The still is a terminal with an "Another Claude session sent a message:" banner, Italian agent output, and a git panel for "feat/adeguamento-gdpr-ai-act" reading "mai pushato" with "1 pronti", "59 modificati", and "23 nuovi", and "Opus 5.5" in the status line.

agworksbox: Decided to Trial Omarchy Mac on Their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro: It Works, With Some Big Caveats

@agworksbox

agworksbox says they decided to trial Omarchy Mac on their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro, and "It works, with some big caveats, as it's still in development": no USB-C external monitor, FEX only works with old Valve titles, and the GPU is partially supported; the still is an Omarchy installer window with a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark above "Apple M1 Pro · 142 GB free · up to 99 GB for Omarchy" with "Supported" and "Stable" badges, a "Preparing disk space..." bar at "Step 1 of 3" with "Estimated progress · 26%", and the note "Keep your Mac open and connected to power."

Ya_boy_Clumsy: New Omarchy Plugin for Keeping a Book They're Reading in the Bar

@Ya_boy_Clumsy

Ya_boy_Clumsy posts a "New omarchy plugin for keeping a book you're reading in your bar." with the design principle "keep it simple stupid", adding "Remember: Many classics are free and public domain."; the still is three dark panels: a "Library" of "17 books" with cover art for titles including "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", "Dracula", "Frankenstein", and "Moby Dick", a reading pane open to "I: Loomings" from Moby Dick beginning "Call me Ishmael.", and a "Contents" list of chapters with percentages.

MarkSchellhas: Great Conversations Last Week With dhh and Omarchy Enthusiasts in Copenhagen

@MarkSchellhas

MarkSchellhas says "Great conversations last week with @dhh and Omarchy enthusiasts in Copenhagen. The curiosity and optimism was inspiring! And people are actually building cool and useful stuff!" adding "This is really a new era for builders and makers, so just get at it!" and "great work @TheoAndersen and team 🌟"; the still is a crowd of people facing a projection screen showing pixel lettering "COPENHAGEN" above "MEETUP 001" over a pixel city skyline.

rambling000: Let Their Omarchy Build a Plugin for adguard cli in Flat 5 Mins

@rambling000

rambling000 says "And just like that I let my #Omarchy build a plugin for #adguard cli in flat 5 mins! It is indeed a thrilling experience @dhh!"; the still is an "AdGuard" panel reading "BLOCKING ADS" with a toggle, "HTTP proxy" and "SOCKS5 proxy" rows, "System filtering" "enabled" and "DNS filtering" "disabled", a "Start at boot" toggle noting "The proxy starts with your session.", and "Restart" and "Refresh" buttons, over a browser on an "AdGuard for Linux" page.

MichaelGannotti: Try Omarchy for Windows Hit 0.10, the Release That Makes It Feel Like Something to Just Leave Running

@MichaelGannotti

MichaelGannotti says "Try Omarchy for Windows hit 0.10 and this is the release that makes it feel like something you can just leave running." It starts right away and pulls updates in the background (Restart to update is in the tray); if the desktop freezes it saves diagnostics and offers a restart, in CPU mode if graphics locked up, and the session stays open until the user picks; it resumes cleanly after Windows sleep, volume and mute stay in sync, and night light works now. Then 0.10.1 landed to fix big images copied from Windows stalling ("Nice."), and in a follow-up reply they link omacom/try-omarchy-windows; the still is a card headed "Omarchy That Bounces Back" with a "desktop stopped responding" dialog reading "diagnostics saved · session kept open" and a "Restart (CPU mode)" button, a "tray" menu with "Restart to update", "Resume Omarchy", "Sync volume with Windows", and "Night light", pills reading "Try Omarchy for Windows · v0.10.0 Oct 5 · v0.10.1 Oct 6" and "updates in the background · freeze recovery · clean resume after sleep", and the line "Omarchy Linux · Try Omarchy for Windows 0.10".

mewset: Omarchy 4 Wiped Their Custom Screensaver, Opus 5.5 Redrew m0s in the Same Style

@mewset

mewset says when they updated to Omarchy 4 it wiped their custom screensaver, which had "m0s" sitting above OMARCHY in the "same-isch block font". Opus 5.5 checked for an old snapshot first and found nothing, so it studied the OMARCHY letters, worked out the font, and redrew m0s in the same style: "I didn't tell it to, it just did it on its own." They add "Honestly better than the one i made myself."; the still is glowing teal block-pixel lettering, the redrawn m0s above "OMARCHY", on a near-black background.

danielwmarr: Omarchy Had No Version of MS Onenote, So They Built One, OmaInk

@danielwmarr

danielwmarr says they always use scratchpad while they work "to free up some 🧠 capacity" and Omarchy had no version of MS Onenote, "so i built one. 🖊️": OmaInk, with a pen with real pressure + tilt, infinite OneNote-style pages, the Omarchy theme live ("switch themes, the whole app flips"), plain files that sync with anything, and open source, adding "alpha. out now. go break it 👇" and linking daniel-marr/omaink; the still is a dark frame with a thin glowing horizontal line and faint blue, purple, and orange glows.

visualitypl: Visuality Is Bringing Omarchy Warsaw to Life on October 14

@visualitypl

visualitypl calls it a "Small side quest beyond Ruby & Rails 👀": on October 14, Visuality is bringing Omarchy Warsaw to life "with our friends at @heyfresha." at Fresha Warsaw, Rondo ONZ 1, a hands-on meetup with lightning talks, laptops to try, pizza & good company; the still is a pixel-art card with a white "OMARCHY" wordmark above green "WARSAW" and a green pixel skyline of towers, a column, a cable-stayed bridge, and a mermaid statue, with its reflection below.

gladimdim: Published Omakey, a Real Physical Keyboard for Omarchy From the Mobile

@gladimdim

gladimdim says "Published my Omakey — your real physical keyboard for your Omarchy from the mobile." for cases when there is no access to a "normal" keyboard; they use it with their Steam Deck, and their mobile is always with them. It includes a tool to make one's own layout and also includes 10 crazy ones, their personal layout is Omakey Pro, and they add "I am gonna make more useful stuff for SteamDeck owners!"

X_Nosignal_X: Didn't Realize Their DECKSHIFT for Omarchy Was So Popular, Reading That Right?

@X_Nosignal_X

X_Nosignal_X says "I did,nt realize my DECKSHIFT for Omarchy was so popular am reading that right ? ....great plugin from @hancore_linux"; the still is a "GitHub traffic" panel headed "LAST 14 DAYS" with "5,979" views and "4,779" clones, and a "Repositories by views" list led by "steamos-nvidia-installer", where the "deckshift" row reads "135" views and "1,260" clones.

tcballard: Familiar Keeps Apps and Widgets Down in the Dock, Wallpaper Can Breathe

@tcballard

tcballard says "Fairly easy to get distracted by the rocket here": Familiar keeps apps and widgets down in the dock, with the same transparent treatment as Omarchy's top bar, adding "Everything within reach. Wallpaper can breathe." and "I think that's pretty damn cool tbh". In a follow-up reply they link tcballard/omarchy-plugin-familiar-desktop; the still is a desktop with a wallpaper of a rocket lifting off from a launch tower amid billowing clouds of smoke, above a dock of app icons including "T3" and X icons.

Wilf_Lin: Dares Say hyprcapture Is the Best Screenshot Tool on Hyprland/Omarchy, With a Long-Screenshot Feature Just Made

@Wilf_Lin

Wilf_Lin says, in Chinese, that they dare say this is the best screenshot tool on Hyprland/Omarchy: it is the long-screenshot feature hyprcapture just made, which activates by entering a window or region screenshot and then scrolling, with annotation during capture, scrolling in both directions, and a live preview in the thumbnail at the bottom right; the algorithm references deepin's open source implementation and several SOTA implementations, and they say it was shot on Apple Vision Pro. The still is a desk with a large monitor showing an X feed and a smaller screen above a white keyboard and trackpad showing the same feed beside a column of capture thumbnails, with a white "YETI" mug at the left.

SiliconForested: In the Kernel Lab, Maclab Clients and the omarchy-m-tester Suite

@SiliconForested

SiliconForested posts "In the kernel lab:" an M5 Pro as kernel build machine and serial console orchestrator via USB-C, an M3 Pro for active kernel development, which the M5 can build and deploy kernels to rapidly, a 4K HDMI connected monitor, and a 1080p tiny test monitor via USB-C dongle. Three other Macs around the house (M1 Air, M1 Pro, M1 13inch) are plugged in to CalDigit TS3, CalDigit TS4, Kensington TB4, and several displays, and they all run "Maclab" clients that allow the M5 to rapidly boot kernels, grab logs and run test suites. Their agents communicate with the "Maclab" administrator agent and coordinate performance testing and regression testing using the omarchy-m-tester suite, linking iconidentify/maclab, and they add "If only I could figure out the robotics necessary to automate key presses"; the still is a wooden desk at a stair landing with two laptops at the left, one showing a white page and one a purple mountain wallpaper, a small screen with a purple wallpaper, and a larger monitor with a purple valley-landscape wallpaper, in front of a black X-back chair with a leopard-print seat, a lamp, and a potted tree.

hancore_linux: GitHub Traffic Is Now on the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@hancore_linux

hancore_linux says "GitHub Traffic is now on the #Omarchy Plugin Marketplace." It shows views, clones and referrers of repos right in the bar, and "Light mode shows anyone's public repos without a token." They link HANCORE-linux/GitHub-Traffic-Board; the still is a "GitHub traffic" panel headed "LAST 14 DAYS" with "8,628" views and "1,305" clones in bar charts from "Sep 23" to "Oct 6", "▴ 64%" "vs prior week", a "Repositories by views" list led by "stellar-cli", a "Referrers" list, and "Export report", "Export image", and "Include private" buttons, beside a wallpaper of a hooded, cloaked figure holding a white mask on dark dunes, with an eye icon and "8.6k" in the top bar.

JoshuaSWarren: For Those Asking When the M3 Will Be Supported in Omarchy Linux, Kernel Support Is Here

@JoshuaSWarren

JoshuaSWarren says "For those that have been asking when the M3 will be supported in Omarchy Linux, kernel support is here!" with M3 Pro in this release and other variants currently under testing, adding "Run Linux on your M1, M2, M3 today, including my ANE and GPU work for fast local AI." In a follow-up reply they say "I need volunteers for the M3 ANE testing before we enable the driver for everyone.", with first steps outlined in joshuaswarren/omarchy-mlx after getting the new kernel running on an M3.

iamlukethedev: Herald OS, an Operating System Where the AI Agent Is Part of the OS, Is Open Source

@iamlukethedev

iamlukethedev says "I built an operating system where the AI agent isn’t another app. It’s part of the OS." Today, Herald OS is open source and can be installed: it is built around Hermes Agent by Nous Research, and users talk or type to Hermes to open and use apps, find and organize files, run routines and automations, build software, and understand what is on screen, approving any change first. They say native OS commands don’t need to burn model tokens. Herald OS Linux has Fedora underneath, themes can restyle the whole system, including the terminal, and it runs as a native Mac app for Apple Silicon, a PC installer from a USB stick, an Arch Linux package, or with Omarchy integration where Herald follows the theme and adds itself to the menu and keybindings. It is free, open source and MIT licensed, "still alpha, so expect rough edges", and not affiliated with Nous Research, linking iamlukethedev/Herald-OS; the still is a "Good morning, Alex." screen with a "What would you like to make happen?" box, "Plan my day", "Start a mission", and "Make a theme" buttons, a "Pick up where you left off" card with "Not now" and "Turn on" buttons, and "No missions yet" under "Active missions", beside a terminal with color swatches at a "[hermes@herald-os ~]$" prompt.

wastemobile: Connecting Back to a Mac mini From an Omarchy Laptop With RustDesk Over Tailscale

@wastemobile

wastemobile says, in Chinese, that their Omarchy laptop occasionally needs to connect back to a Mac mini; wayvnc and tigervnc with screen sharing could do it, but the difference in resolution always made it somewhat troublesome. Over the past two days they switched to RustDesk, connecting directly through Tailscale, and used BetterDisplay's virtual display feature so the laptop finally gets its own fitted resolution when it connects, which they call very comfortable.

gregoftheweb: Made a KDE Theme That Basically Provides Omarchy Experience in KDE, kOMA Theme Coming Tomorrow

@gregoftheweb

gregoftheweb says "This is incredible." In a couple days work they have made a KDE theme that basically provides Omarchy experience in KDE, and in that time they made a theme (soup to nuts), 8 full plugins, and a custom installer; now they just need to package it up, adding "Theme coming tomorrow. kOMA Theme!" and tagging dhh.

BillHeyman: Sneak Peek, a Real OS/2 32-Bit App Running Unmodified on Omarchy

@BillHeyman

BillHeyman posts a sneak peek: "This is a real OS/2 32-bit app... running unmodified on Omarchy." and "The past comes alive."; the still is an "HPcalc 41C" calculator window with File, Edit, and Functions menus, a "0.0000 00" display, a "DEG" button, and rows of gray keys with yellow labels, over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills.

StiflarNanaY: Omarchy Android Emulator Lists, Starts/Stops, and Creates AVDs From the Panel

@StiflarNanaY

StiflarNanaY says "Android emulators belong in the bar, not in a separate app." Omarchy Android Emulator lets developers list, start/stop, and create AVDs right from the panel, with Pixel/Nexus profiles, live image downloads, and KVM-aware checks, "Built for developers who live in Linux"; the still is a dark "Android Emulator" panel reading "1 RUNNING" with a "New virtual device" section, "Pixel" ("32 devices"), "Tablet" ("6 devices"), and "Legacy" ("32 devices") tabs, a list of Pixel models, and "pixel_10" under "VIRTUAL DEVICES" marked "running · emulator-5554", beside an emulated Android home screen with Gmail, Photos, and YouTube icons.

RickDev3000: Created a New Plugin to Improve Sharing Files Between Android and Omarchy

@RickDev3000

RickDev3000 says they wanted a better experience "to share files with my Android CachyOS and Omarchy"; at least in the version they tested, the experience was very poor, so they created a new plugin to improve this, adding "Pairing and transferring files are seamless, similar to macOS or Windows."; the still is a dark "SHARE" panel for "IMG20261004201722.jpg" with an "OPPO Find N5" device marked "Cancelled", a "Visible as rick-laptop" toggle, and "Files a phone sends here" with "Ask", "From paired", and "Off" buttons, over a misty forest wallpaper.

rubengarciajr: Compositor for Omarchy 1.2.0 Is Out

@rubengarciajr

rubengarciajr says Compositor for Omarchy 1.2.0 is out, now in sync with the Mac app (1.4.5): Color Range, rulers + guides, Curves/Levels, Vignette, Bloom, CRT scanline Dither and more, "Photoshop vibes, Omarchy themes, zero Adobe subscription." They thank robbietilton and link rubengarciajr/compositor-for-omarchy; the still is a monitor labeled "ThinkVision" showing a "Compositor · Omarchy" window with File, Edit, Select, Layer, Image, Filter, View, and Help menus, a "Move / Transform" row with "Auto Select" and "Show Controls" buttons, a tool column at the left, and a blank white canvas.

carloschida: My Computer Is a Work of Art, Omarchy Las Meninas Theme

@carloschida

carloschida says "My computer is a work of art.", thanking museodelprado, in Spanish, for the high-definition image, tagging #omarchy, #theme, and #wallpaper, and linking carloschida/omarchy-las-meninas-theme; the still is a desktop wallpaper of a classical court painting of a young girl in a pale gown among attendants, a painter with a palette at the left beside a large canvas, and a dog lying in the foreground, below a top bar.

neil404: What if the Predator Ran Omarchy? So They Built It, Yautja Mode

@neil404

neil404 asks "What if the Predator ran Omarchy?" and says they built it: Yautja mode, with thermal, EM and tracking vision shaders, cloak any window, a two-press lock-on to kill a process, and a skull on the bar for every 1GB+ kill, as a theme + plugin, both open source. In a follow-up reply they link the theme, neilofneils404/omarchy-yautja-theme, and the plugin (vision modes, cloak, hunt key, trophy wall), neilofneils404/omarchy-yautja, adding "Honour code included: anything under 100MB is unarmed and gets spared."

_KevinTang: Custom Omarchy to macOS Remote Desktop Software

@_KevinTang

_KevinTang posts custom Omarchy to macOS remote desktop software; the still is two laptops side by side on a couch, a larger one labeled "macOS" and a smaller one labeled "Omarchy", both showing matching windows over a pink-and-orange sky wallpaper, with a hand on the smaller laptop's trackpad and the caption "Controlling the big MacBook with the little MacBook🥹".

QingQ77: OmaControl Turns an Omarchy Top-Bar Icon Into a Task Manager

@QingQ77

QingQ77 says, in Chinese, that it turns an icon in the Omarchy top bar into a task manager, packing in real-time graphs, per-app usage history, process management, and alerts when the camera or microphone is used, linking Davedes83/OmaControl; the still is a desktop wallpaper of a dark, snow-streaked mountain peak among misty ridges, under a top bar with "CPU temp" and "GPU temp" readouts and above a dock of app icons.

SiliconForested: Omarchy Mac + Aurora Silicon Update

@SiliconForested

SiliconForested posts an Omarchy Mac + Aurora Silicon Update: "We are bringing online new hardware at an incredible pace thanks to AI (SI?) and strong team work from both the Omarchy M Team and the Omarchy Mac community at large." They count 27 releases (19 stable), 553 commits, and 31 PRs (17 merged) "across iconidentify/aurora-linux + aurora-silicon/linux", with 24 people involved, in "5 days of Aurora (Linux on Apple Silicon) kernel work": one kernel for every Apple Silicon Mac now, with M1, M2, M3 and the MacBook Neo all running the same build; M3 Pro built-in display + GPU; in 12.0, M3 Pro external displays, USB-C on all 3 ports + HDMI at 4K, and three screens at once; one m1n1 boot loader for every Mac; Thunderbolt docks on M1/M2 Pro & Max, two monitors per dock, and Studio Display brightness; Touch ID on more M1/M2 Macs, plus reset/enroll fixes; Neural Engine on M1 Max & M2 Max, MacBook Neo Wi-Fi, and video decode on by default; and M3 Air bring-up underway with remote testers. They say it is all built on top of Asahi Linux and that the kernel is a preview of what's to come in their official release; the still is a dark card titled "5 days of kernel" and reading "Linux on Apple Silicon. One kernel for every Mac, 11.17 → 12.0.", with "27" releases, "553" commits, "31" pull requests, and "24" people, a list of version-numbered changes, and a "THANK YOU (GITHUB)" list of contributors.

keylimesoda: Living in Consoles, Might as Well Go for the All-Time Classic Colors

@keylimesoda

keylimesoda says "If you're going to be living in consoles might as well go for the all-time classic colors.", linking keylimesoda/omarchy-turbo-pascal-theme; the still is a blue desktop with a GitHub Copilot session pane announcing "It's public: omarchy-turbo-pascal-theme 🎉" and noting the full installer currently targets "Omarchy 4.0.4 + Hyprland 0.56.2", with "GitHub Copilot · GPT-6.1 Sol" at the bottom, beside a file listing pane, a browser on the repo's "docs / preview.png" page, and a "Battery" panel with "Power-saver", "Balanced", and "Performance" buttons.

IAmMonetApp: Building a Whole Website With an Agent Is Now a Loop, Not a Chat

@IAmMonetApp

IAmMonetApp says "Building a whole website with an agent is now a loop, not a chat." They post Monet: Design Review, free for Omarchy: the agent builds the site, the user draws a box on what should change and says what, and Monet hands it to the agent and shows the fix before and after, adding "It follows your theme." In a follow-up reply they say they built this version so some 11+ year olds can have fun building websites while learning the joys of Omarchy on some old MacBooks; the still is a card headed "Draw a box. Say what should change. Your agent does it." above a Monet window with "Pick", "Capture", "Mark up", "Send", and "Check" steps, a website page reading "AI builds the first draft. Monet runs the next hundred changes." marked with boxes, a notes panel including "Name the free Omarchy edition under these buttons", and a "Send 2 notes to Claude Code →" button.

lxztlr: omarchy-plate Generates the STEP File for Laser Cutting an Omarchy Plate

@lxztlr

lxztlr asks "What if you could laser cut your own Omarchy plate?" and says omarchy-plate generates the STEP file in the specified size and sheet thickness, linking AlexZeitler/omarchy-plate in a follow-up reply; the still is a CAD window in the "Part Design" workbench showing a gray plate with pixel "OMARCHY" lettering cut out, with "417.50 mm x 208.09 mm" in the status bar.

katabex: Released Legibilis, a Dark Omarchy Theme Built for Readability

@katabex

katabex released Legibilis, a dark Omarchy theme built for readability, based on their favorite Emacs theme, Modus Vivendi Tinted, with "Every color at 7:1 contrast or more." They link katabex/omarchy-legibilis-theme; the still is a desktop with a pale blue marble statue-head wallpaper and a system monitor panel at the right with CPU core rows for "12th Gen i5-1245U" and "mem" and "disks" boxes, below a top bar.

neil404: A Weather Plugin for Omarchy With Current High/Low Forecast, 5 Day, Moon Phase and Sunrise Sunset

@neil404

neil404 posts a weather plugin for anyone who runs Omarchy and is interested in one: it doesn't do radar, just gives current high/low forecast, and 5 day, moon phase and sunrise sunset, linking neilofneils404/omarchy-neil-weather. They don't think they are going to list it in the Omarchy marketplace, "because others do it better and may suit more folks."

rantlab: Tried Omarchy on an M3 MacBook Air With No GPU Driver, First Shader Program Ran 3 Days Later

@rantlab · M3 MacBook Air

rantlab says "It's scary how good AI is now." They tried Omarchy on their M3 MacBook Air, but the GPU has no driver, so they put Claude and Codex on it, and 3 days later the first shader program ran; the still is a desk with a large monitor full of agent chat text, a white keyboard, a black mouse, and a game controller, beside a dark laptop whose screen shows a terminal with a rainbow-shaded triangle.

pablothethinker: Wanted Their Hermes Agent Integrated With Omarchy's Voice Dictation, Sharing It Here

@pablothethinker

pablothethinker says that as soon as they saw Omarchy’s voice dictation in the header, they wanted their Hermes Agent integrated with it so they could talk to their agent from the desktop the moment their laptop opens, and they are sharing it, linking Vektra-Industries/omarchy-speak-to-hermes.

thebytorsnowdog: Their Own Fan Controller for Omarchy on a ThinkPad T480s. Anyone Else Tuning Fan Curves on Their Omarchy Machine?

@thebytorsnowdog · ThinkPad T480s

thebytorsnowdog posts another small build for their ThinkPad T480s, their own fan controller for Omarchy: auto, manual, or their own curve, with five points from 30% at 40°C up to 100% at 85°C, and asks "Anyone else tuning fan curves on their Omarchy machine?"; the still is a dark "Fans" panel reading "3699 RPM · 36°C" with "Auto", "Manual", and "Curve" (selected) mode buttons, a "MANUAL DUTY" slider at "70%", a "TEMPERATURE CURVE" section reading "Now at 36°C this curve runs the fan at 30%" with rows for 40, 55, 65, 75, and 85 °C set to "30%", "40%", "60%", "80%", and "100%", the note "Set fan speed for each temperature; drag the sliders", and an "Apply curve" button.

StudioXRadio: Omarchy on an M4 Natively

@StudioXRadio

StudioXRadio says "I guess if you want Omarchy on an m4 natively, you gotta do it yourself!", tagging #Omarchy and #OmarchyMac; the still is a silver laptop with a black keyboard, its screen showing white boot-log text at the left and a small magenta-and-gray geometric logo with a multicolored leaf in the center, below a monitor showing a "Security" panel.

amuse: Migrating Their Old MacBooks to Omarchy for a Second Act

@amuse

amuse posts "PROGRAMMING NOTE: Migrating my old MacBooks to @dhh’s Omarchy for a second act…"; the still is a wooden dining table by a balcony window with six open laptops, five silver ones with Apple logos and one dark one, wired to a power strip and chargers beside a glass bowl of decorative balls, with a framed portrait painting on the wall and a city skyline in the distance.

tcballard: Today in Omarchy (6-Oct-2026) on a Windows Release and a Tougher Testing Standard

@tcballard

tcballard posts Today in Omarchy (6-Oct-2026), covering "A Windows release, a tougher testing standard, and a reminder that release day does not end when you publish." Try Omarchy for Windows 0.10.0 reached stable today: it starts Omarchy while updates download in the background, detects a frozen desktop and offers recovery, resumes more cleanly after Windows sleeps, synchronizes volume and mute, adds night light, and fixes a long list of GPU, clipboard, keyboard and display problems. After the team spotted a gap in how volume sync was tested, every changelog entry now needs a user check on physical Windows hardware against the exact release candidate, with the result and a screenshot recorded, and larger Windows releases will move toward "a roughly fortnightly rhythm." Their Familiar plugin reached v0.1.2 after testing RC.4 on the XPS, with one native Omarchy plugin command followed by an in-app setup screen for choosing Windows or Mac controls and downloading the backend and window controls. They say "Stable does not mean marketplace approved." After publication, hancore_linux found that Familiar could use private browser notification summaries as badge keys, which could expose parts of a notification to another local user; they call it "a review finding, not a reported exploit", and the marketplace submission is open and marked needs-fixes. Build Omarchy Plugins v0.8.0 also shipped with a GitHub-ready repository template; the still is a green pixel wordmark reading "TODAY IN" above "OMARCHY" on a black background.

JoshuaSWarren: Built an iPhone App on Omarchy Linux, Submitted It to the App Store, No Mac Anywhere

@JoshuaSWarren

JoshuaSWarren says "Apple says you need a Mac to build iPhone apps." Today they built one on Omarchy Linux, submitted it to the App Store, installed it on their iPhone over USB, and stopped it at a breakpoint in the debugger: "No Mac anywhere." They say it's all open source, linking joshuaswarren/omarchy-apple-dev. In a follow-up reply they say it is built on top of some awesome existing open source projects, that they are submitting PRs back to many of them that enabled the true end-to-end, Mac-free workflow, and that it runs on Omarchy running on x86 as well as Omarchy running on Apple Silicon.

nurfaizfoat: Refined the Waktu Solat Tray UI for Omarchy, Added a Sun Arc

@nurfaizfoat

nurfaizfoat says, in Malay, that they took a little time to refine the UI of the Waktu Solat tray for Omarchy, adding a sun arc to give weight and meaning to each prayer time on the timeline; prayer times that are done become solid dots and solid lines, and the upcoming prayer time becomes dashed with an outline circle; the still is a calendar panel headed "October 7" with a 2026 progress bar at "76%", an October 2026 month grid, and a "WAKTU SOLAT · Kuala Lumpur dan Putrajaya" section reading "NEXT · 05:52 · in 5 h 4 min" for Subuh above a dashed arc through Zohor, Asar, Maghrib, and Isyak, with Subuh 5:52 AM, Zohor 1:04 PM, Asar 4:17 PM, Maghrib 7:05 PM, and Isyak 8:14 PM listed below and "Imsak 5:42 AM" at the bottom.

mdisec: Our Community Members Are Getting Ready for the Omarchy Booth at LatentShiftAI

@mdisec

mdisec says "Our community members are getting ready for the Omarchy booth" at LatentShiftAI; the still is a roll-up banner in a living room with a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark, "Beautiful, fun & agentic Linux by DHH", a QR code, "The malleable OS for the age of agents.", and "Vibe your way through every alteration, tweak, or trouble."

paolino: Omafish 4 Is Out

@paolino

paolino says Omafish 4 is out: dhh's bash config from Omarchy, in Fish shell, installable through fisher, with their extensions; they folded their many git abbreviations onto it, checkable with "gabbr", and added "tdp" and "hdp", two new commands that save tmux and herdr sessions with a name and even resume AI conversations, linking the crmne/omafish 4.0.4 release; the still is a terminal window at a "windows>" prompt reading "6/6 (5)" and "TAB toggles a window, ENTER saves the selected ones" above a list of project folders such as "~/Code/weekend-game" (highlighted, "claude") and "~/Work/design-system" ("opencode, codex").

ZerriusVale: Looked Into Speed Control for Omarchy-Talks, and 1.0x Stays

@ZerriusVale

ZerriusVale spent some time looking into adding speed control to Omarchy-Talks, their read-aloud/TTS project for Omarchy Linux: Kokoro supports it, but the VoiceBox interface they're using doesn't expose it, and working around that would mean adding another model lifecycle just for this one feature, which for now feels like more complexity than it's worth, "so 1.0x stays"; the still is a dark decision card with an "OMARCHY TALKS", "~/speed-control", and "DECISION" breadcrumb, titled "Why speed stays at 1.0x", with KOKORO "Supports speed control", VOICEBOX "Does not expose speed control" marked "pinned interface", OPTION A "Add another model lifecycle", OPTION B "Keep 1.0x", and a DECISION bar reading "Keep 1.0x for now."

cgranier: New Omarchy Plugin Drop Zone

@cgranier

cgranier posts a new Omarchy plugin, Drop Zone, a drop zone to gather files before moving or copying them elsewhere: drop or paste files from anywhere on the system, then deliver the whole batch at once by dragging into a folder, picking one, or sending to an SSH host, with copy, move, or zip, and says "Look closely at what's on the shelf", linking its Omarchy plugin marketplace listing; the still is a pale "Drop Zone" panel reading "3 FILES (19 GB), 2 FOLDERS" with "Copy", "Move" (selected), "Zip", "Paste", and "Clear shelf" buttons, a STAGED list of "Q3 report.pdf", "Windows", "Mac", "Windows 11.iso", and "macOS Sequoia.dmg", MOVE TO folders including "~/Omarchy", a SEND TO HOST row "nas:~/Backups", and a "Copy paths" button.

eastbluewizard: Made an Omarchy Version of Sticky Notes With the Functions They Were Missing on Windows

@eastbluewizard

eastbluewizard says they really are a "sticky notes user" on Windows, so they made an Omarchy version with the functions they were missing on Windows, linking eastbluewizard-official/omarchy-stickies; the still is a wordmark splash with a yellow note icon and "Stickies" on a pale beige background.

ashtonamory: Working on the Next Project With Tallgrass, a Custom Omarchy Map Builder, on a Layover

@ashtonamory

ashtonamory says some people use their layovers to watch Netflix but they use theirs to build games, leaving the cold and heading for the tropics while working on their next project with Tallgrass, their custom Omarchy map builder; the still is a black laptop in a large hall with tall windows, its screen showing a top-down pixel farm map with crop fields, dirt paths, a blue stream, and a red-roofed building beside a tile palette.

matgrimm: Created 90 Omarchy Tokio-Like Wallpapers, Says Nano Banana 2 Is Pretty Impressive

@matgrimm

matgrimm created 90 Omarchy Tokio-like wallpapers and says Nano Banana 2 (gemini-3.1-flash-image) is pretty impressive, linking their Unsplash profile for the wallpapers; the still is a painted scene of a railway on a stone viaduct crossing misty purple mountains under a green-and-purple aurora, with a full moon and a flock of birds.

davidfano: Updates to Track-Pad-Plus for Omarchy With Better Palm Detection

@davidfano

davidfano made some updates to Track-Pad-Plus for Omarchy, with the post's line ending at "Better palm detection and", linking the davefano/omarchy-trackpad-plus 2026.10.05.0 release; the still is a dark "Palm rejection" panel for "Apple Magic Trackpad · Bluetooth and USB" with "System default" and "Custom" (selected) buttons, a "Contact-size threshold" of 900, a note reading "Lower values reject smaller palm touches. Too low can interfere with fingers and gestures. System default: 900.", an "Apply palm settings" button, "Saved · Log out and back in to activate.", and "Version 2026.10.02.0" at the bottom.

fujiNOwater: Clamshell Lid-Switch Plugin Keeps the Omarchy Session Alive on an External Display

@fujiNOwater

fujiNOwater says Clamshell’s been getting some use, "which is wild for a lid-switch plugin." They say it just keeps the session alive on an external display when the lid closes, and they link seabass-tech/omarchy-clamshell for anyone on Omarchy bugged by that problem; the still is a dim desk scene with a closed laptop beside a monitor showing code panes, a keyboard, a cup of coffee on a saucer, a desk lamp, a potted plant, and books, in front of a window with city lights.

jcergolj: Top-Bar Plugin for Omarchy to Never Wonder Again Which OpenCode Sessions Need Attention

@jcergolj

jcergolj posts a top-bar plugin for Omarchy with the line "Never wonder again which of your #OpenCode sessions needs your attention — even if you’re in a different workspace or another app."; the still is a browser on the Omarchy plugin marketplace page for "Praefectus OpenCode" ("praefectus.opencode", "manifest v1", "by jcergolj"), described as "Live OpenCode agent counts and session switching in the Omarchy bar.", with "AVAILABLE" and "SNAPSHOT VERIFIED" badges and a webcam inset of a man at the lower right.

derekscherer: Dashbots Is Their Solution for Tracking Agents in Omarchy, With a 5-Minute Tour

@derekscherer

derekscherer says summoning and putting an agent to work is instant in Omarchy, "Glorious! (But tricky to track)", and Dashbots is their solution, posting a 5-minute tour including a peek under the hood; in a follow-up reply they say each active session gets an icon on the Omarchy bar, animated when it's working and asleep when its turn has ended, with hover for session info and left click to go to its window, free and open source (MIT), linking Dayruke/dashbots; the still is a fantasy forest wallpaper of a huge moss-covered wooden creature beside a small glowing figure, under a top bar, with a webcam inset of a man at the lower left.

manateelazycat: Offline GLM 5.3 Flash Confirmed the omarchy-desktop-top Security Vulnerability and Gave a Fix Patch

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat says, in Chinese, that GLM's security research ability is amazing: after they submitted the omarchy-desktop-top plugin to the Omarchy plugin store yesterday, Omarchy's security bot said the plugin had a security problem; Codex said an array out-of-bounds issue was indeed possible, but when asked to research the code it said "This content can't be shown" on security grounds, and they then asked the offline GLM 5.3 Flash, which spent about 5 minutes on the code, confirmed the vulnerability, said it was more serious than the GitHub issue described, gave a complete solution and a fix patch, and ran automated security attack-and-defense tests, linking the marketplace issue comment and the fix commit; they say that even when only fixing security vulnerabilities in local software, not attacking networks, offline GLM 5.3 is much stronger than GPT: not that GPT lacks the ability, but that its online safety policy refuses normal requests; the still is a dark terminal agent session with "Ran" steps, an "Explored" block, a "Failed (exit 1)" python3 step, and a "This content can’t be shown" notice reading "We take extra care with some cybersecurity requests."

Espen_Antonsen: Rewrote Omarchy in Rust and Now It Runs on a Note4c E-Ink Display

@Espen_Antonsen · Note4c e-ink display

Espen_Antonsen says they rewrote Omarchy in Rust and now it runs on this Note4c e-ink display by itopinion, tagging dhh; the still is a hand holding a small white device whose screen shows an orange pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark on a black dithered background above a lock icon and a password field, with a speaker grille and a round button on the bezel.

gladimdim: Cooked a Physical Virtual Full Keyboard for Omarchy on Mobile, Targeted at Steam Deck Owners

@gladimdim

gladimdim cites dhh saying "we can cook anything" and says they sat and cooked a physical virtual full keyboard for Omarchy on mobile, targeted at Steam Deck owners, as typing on the Steam Deck's on-screen keyboard is "a nightmare", and they are going to test it on a Steam Deck now; the still is a phone held up showing a full keyboard layout headed "gladimdim-b9", in front of a monitor with an "Omakey" panel reading "1 phone is connected." with "Update the service" and "Pair another phone" buttons and a "POCO X8 Pro Max" listed as "Connected", above a backlit mechanical keyboard.

bquintero: VirusTotal for Omarchy

@bquintero

bquintero posts VirusTotal for Omarchy, linking dsecuma/omarchy-virustotal; the still is a dark plugin card labeled "COMMUNITY PLUGIN · OMARCHY QUATTRO" and titled "VirusTotal for Omarchy", describing checks of files, links, domains and IPs from the Omarchy desktop, optional monitoring for downloads and installed plugins, and connecting supported coding agents to VirusTotal, with "Maintained by David Santos · dsecuma.", a "Copy installation for VirusTotal for Omarchy" button, and a "View on Omarchy Marketplace" link.

iamdothash: A Collection of Many Themes Not Published Yet

@iamdothash

iamdothash says they've made too many themes since they started working on Omarchy stuff back in July last year: "Tema then Aether was born", and they've created hundreds, "both manually, AI and through Aether." They share a collection of many themes they have not published yet, "Ranging from other theme inspirations, to self made." They are not sure how many more themes they need to make, adding "Wallpapers suck" and asking anyone with something suitable to create PRs; the still is a dark screen with a pink-ringed circle framing part of a terminal with "ram" and "swap" rows and a "net" box with a "wifi" row, a "100 themes × night and day" label at the top right, and a row of colored bars along the bottom.

tcballard: Familiar Desktop Is (Finally) Out for Omarchy

@tcballard

tcballard says Familiar Desktop is "(finally) out for Omarchy." They describe a dock placed where it is wanted, apps a click away, and window buttons where they are expected, linking tcballard/omarchy-plugin-familiar-desktop; the still is a pale gray card reading "Omarchy is keyboard-first." above key caps labeled "SUPER", "ALT", "SPACE", "RETURN", and "W".

LandesPhoto40: Testing the New Version of Rawmakase on Omarchy

@LandesPhoto40

LandesPhoto40 posts, in French, that they are testing the new version of Rawmakase, tagged #rawmakase #omarchy #linux; the still is a dark photo editor in its Develop view with a concert photo of a singer in a black cap holding a microphone and a tambourine, a Presets panel, Basic sliders such as Temp 5805 and Exposure +0.50, and a filmstrip below.

tahayvr: Obsessed With the Omarchy Theme Ecosystem Since July 2025, We Are So Close

@tahayvr

tahayvr says they've been obsessed with the Omarchy theme ecosystem since July 2025 and that dhh got them learning Rust back then, adding "I will make it happen! We are so close."; the still is a Discord message from Taha replying to DHH's "would like for the theme switcher to be something that's graphically pops up a sel…" with "I’m cooking up something similar to this. Will get a prototype version ready this weekend and share. It’ll be cool to make it a package/app that can update separately and maybe include community themes that can be installed with @noah p ‘s tool." and "(You got me learning Rust over here)".

func09: Put Omarchy on an Old PC for Hydroponics Timelapse Recording

@func09

func09 posts, in Japanese, their hydroponic growing and timelapse recording gear: the action camera they own can't shoot for long stretches, so they put Omarchy on an old PC to get it ready; the still is a white ASUS laptop on a wooden shelf beside a lettuce plant in a small hydroponic pot under a slim lamp, with a camera on a tripod aimed at the shelf and cardboard storage boxes below.

thealexbear: Built a Logger to Chart Super+K Shortcut List Use on Omarchy

@thealexbear

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".

victorphos: Just Finished Testing a Personal Finance App Built With gpui-omarchy

@victorphos

victorphos has just finished testing their personal finance app, saying they desire to know where every part of their cent is going, who gives them money, who takes money away and how much, with the intention to optimize/cut down expenses where necessary while improving the app as they learn; it is their first time developing a desktop app they use for themselves, and the stack is Rust (Backend), gpu-ui kit (UI), gpui-omarchy (UI /Theming), and sqlite (Database), with Omarchy as the target platform, and they wonder whether the Omarchy GPU Kit would gracefully handle a non-Omarchy system or "just crush"; the still is a light "Chelete" "Personal finance" window on its Overview page with Total Balance $2,240.00, Income +$1,300.00, Expenses -$1,560.00, and Net -$260.00 with "Savings rate: -20%", Cash, Bank, and Wise account cards, Income and Expenses donut charts, and a Recent Transactions table.

nurfaizfoat: One Shotted a Waktu Solat Tray on Omarchy

@nurfaizfoat

nurfaizfoat says, in Malay, that Omarchy is like an OS of one's own where anything can be done, and that Ubuntu can too, except that on Ubuntu, Wayland, X11, GNOME and all that have to be taken into account, which isn't the case here, then posts "One shotted tray waktu solat dekat Omarchy. RM0.10"; the still is a calendar panel headed "October 6" with a 2026 progress bar at "76%", an October 2026 month grid with week numbers 40 to 45, and a "WAKTU SOLAT · WLY01" row listing Subuh 5:52 AM, Zohor 1:04 PM, Asar 4:17 PM (highlighted), Maghrib 7:05 PM, and Isyak 8:14 PM, with "Imsak 5:42 AM · Syuruk 6:58 AM" below.

stefanopineda: Local STT on a 2015 Dual-Core i7-5600U Running Omarchy

@stefanopineda

stefanopineda posts about local STT on a 2015 dual-core i7-5600U with a Windows 7 sticker, running Omarchy, saying a 14-second clip took 24 seconds to transcribe locally and that now audio goes over Tailscale to FluidVoice on the Mac Studio and comes back snappy; the still is a close-up of a black laptop's keyboard corner and palm rest with a Windows 7 sticker and an Intel Core i7 sticker beside the touchpad.

JeremyCol1: Omarchy Plugin to Share a Single Mouse, Keyboard, and Clipboard Across Omarchy Installations

@JeremyCol1

JeremyCol1 says this Omarchy plugin allows sharing a single mouse, keyboard, and clipboard across multiple Omarchy installations, or even by combining a Windows system with Omarchy, linking its Omarchy plugin marketplace listing, and calls it "like the Power Toys Mouse Without Borders, but for cross-operating systems."

tcballard: Couldn't Leave the Omarchy Installer Alone

@tcballard

tcballard couldn't leave the Omarchy installer alone: animated logo, theme colors, and a live terminal for prompts and progress, asking ryanrhughes "fancy a review?" with Greptile's three findings fixed and pushed, and saying even waiting for packages should look good, linking omacom/omarchy pull request 13563; the still is an orange-bordered installer window over a dark orange-and-black illustrated wallpaper, reading "OMARCHY", "~0%", "Installing Ruby on Rails", and "Preparing installation" above a progress line, with "Use the controls above · Ctrl+C Cancel" at the bottom.

minviable_org: Moved the Build Box to a $250 Craigslist Mac Mini From 2018

@minviable_org · 2018 Mac Mini

minviable_org says everybody is posting inference benchmarks, so minviable_org did something different: fed up with all the Apple network permission drama, minviable_org moved the build box to a $250 Craigslist Mac Mini from 2018, calls the results shocking considering the cost of the other gear on the comparison table, and guesses that on GitHub Actions alone the box will pay for itself in a few months; the still is a "BENCHMARK REPORT: FULL-STACK BUILD PERFORMANCE VS. COST ROI" card comparing MACHINE A ($2,000) Apple M4 Pro at 1.0x (Baseline Speed), MACHINE B ($250) Intel i5-8500B @ 3.00GHz (6 CPUs, 31.2 GiB x86_64, Omarchy 4.0.4) at 2.29x SLOWER (Warm), and MACHINE C ($20,000) Apple M3 Ultra at 1.21x SLOWER (Warm), with builds per hour per $1,000 of 688, 2,404, and 57.

quantumpixel_x: Noren's Party Mode Got an Upgrade, the Omarchy Top Bar Vibrates to the Sound of Videos

@quantumpixel_x

quantumpixel_x says "Light it up!": Noren's party mode got an upgrade, and now the Omarchy top bar vibrates to the sound of videos while in party mode; the still shows a purple-glow video window for keith176's "Light It Up" with a cartoon DJ in headphones at two turntables above a row of level bars and "KEITH176".

tempestchaosX: Omaflow 0.3, the App for the Fans, the Pump, and an AIO LCD

@tempestchaosX

tempestchaosX posts Omaflow 0.3: the app for the fans, the pump, and an AIO LCD, and the chip for the Omarchy bar, with both talking to coolercontrold, linking tempest-chaoscreator/omaflow; the still is a card reading "Omaflow v0.3" and "Fan and Cooler control for Omarchy" beside an OMAFLOW Monitoring window with CPU 53°, GPU 32°, and Liquid 34° tiles and a smaller OMAFLOW panel with modes such as Silent, Performance, and Fixed.

linuxbox: Made an Omarchy Plugin to Name Hyprland Workspaces Right From the Bar

@linuxbox

linuxbox made an Omarchy plugin to name Hyprland workspaces right from the bar: right-click to rename ("1 web", "2 code"), and a quick toast tells where the switch landed, with no extra packages, MIT, linking kdriedger/omarchy-named-workspaces; the still is a purple bar strip reading "1 web", "2 omarchy", "3 pi", "4", and "5 grokbot".

linuxbox: Small Omarchy Quality-of-Life Plugin for Battery Percentage on the Quattro Lock Screen

@linuxbox

linuxbox posts a small Omarchy quality-of-life plugin that puts the battery percentage on the Quattro lock screen, right under the password field, and hides itself on desktops, MIT, linking kdriedger/omarchy-lock-battery; the still is a pink-and-purple gradient lock screen with an "Enter Password" field above a battery icon and "80%".

gh_TechLuddite: 32 Hokusai and Hiroshige Woodblock Prints as a Color ASCII Screensaver for Omarchy

@gh_TechLuddite

gh_TechLuddite says work has kept them busy, with agents churning away on their core projects and big updates on opinionated-omarchy and Jeff coming soon, and thought this update on the ascii-save workshop project was worth sharing: 32 Hokusai and Hiroshige woodblock prints as a color ASCII screensaver for Omarchy, MIT licensed, with PRs welcome, linking TechLuddite/ascii-save, and thanks artinstitutechi for the CC0 prints from its open-access collection; the still is a black frame with a rough yellow ring of block characters, two small red "o" characters, and one pale "o".

btsouth: Try Omarchy for Windows v0.10.0 Is Out

@btsouth

btsouth says Try Omarchy for Windows v0.10.0 is out: Omarchy starts right away now, updates download in the background during use and install on the next start, volume stays in sync with Windows, night light works, there's a fix for the NVIDIA freeze, and there is a long list of fixes across the clipboard, keyboard, displays and audio, linking the omacom/try-omarchy-windows v0.10.0 release.

thealexbear: Finally Ditched Windows Off a 2015 MacBook Pro and Put Omarchy Linux On

@thealexbear · 2015 MacBook Pro

thealexbear finally ditched Windows off a 2015 MacBook Pro and put Omarchy Linux by DHH on, saying it is "like triggers broom", with a new screen, battery, 500GB SSD, 16GB RAM logic board, and touch pad in the last few years, but it still feels and looks fantastic; the still is a laptop on a wooden desk with a USB stick plugged in and the Omarchy installer splash reading "Beautiful, Fun & Agentic Linux by DHH" and "Press Return to Start Install".

MichaelGannotti: Checking In on the OVERWATCH OSINT for Omarchy Application

@MichaelGannotti

MichaelGannotti is checking in on their OVERWATCH OSINT for Omarchy application and needs to find some time, once they get to MVP status with their Praxis Prime agent, to add some additional capabilities; the still shows "OVERWATCH OSINT" with "FOR OMARCHY · PUBLIC SOURCES" and "196 TOOLS", a CATALOG panel with a Web search engine set to Google, a dark globe with colored markers, and a DOSSIER panel of Live highlights listing earthquakes such as "M4.7 105 km WNW of Höfn, Iceland".

AmbRealismX: Making an Omarchy Plugin to Monitor T3-Code Agents Live Across Multiple Machines

@AmbRealismX

AmbRealismX says nothing is quite as fun as making an Omarchy Plugin to monitor their T3-Code agents live while they work across multiple machines and watching it come to life, and says with this OS, T3-Code, and some good agents the time from idea to action has become much faster and more interactive, thanking dhh and theo; the still is a "T3 Threads" panel reading "7 threads across 2 machines" with Mac and kamrui-remote both Connected, threads such as "Map Local Repository Structure" marked Idle and "Show Active T3 Threads Across Machines" marked Working, and a "Read-only" footer with "Esc to close".

_jjsteffen: Told Codex to Vibe-Slop a Not-Smart CO2 Reader Into the Omarchy Bar

@_jjsteffen

_jjsteffen just remembered having a not-smart CO2 reader and told Codex "Hey codex, vibe-slop this into my omarchy bar", then posted "4 minutes later:"; the still is a co2reader chat titled "Read and Log USB Sensor Data" about a TFA AIRCO2NTROL Coach 31.5009 connected via USB, asking "pls see if we can read co2, temperature, and humidity over USB (without bricking the device pls)", marked "Worked for 3m 59s", under a bar reading "CO₂ 844 ppm · 22.1°C · 41%".

mewset: How mewset Ended Up Sending a Patch to the Linux Kernel Tonight

@mewset

mewset says a sore neck led to sitting at a table instead of on the couch and plugging in a mouse, which showed up in omajuice, the battery plugin mewset built for Omarchy; starting Spotifast to adjust the volume made mewset notice the volume buttons on the side of the laptop had never worked, because the driver just doesn't enable them for that model, so one line fixed it locally, seven lines fixed it for everyone else with the laptop, and the patch is sent: "Now we wait."

daveremy: X Flickering in Chromium on Omarchy? Check for Both Intel and NVIDIA Graphics

@daveremy

daveremy asks "X flickering in Chromium on Omarchy?", where old strips of the page get left behind on scroll, and says to check whether the laptop has both Intel and NVIDIA graphics: theirs does, with the screen running off the Intel chip, but since Omarchy 4.0.1 video decoding gets pointed at the NVIDIA driver and Chromium can't pass those frames across to the Intel side; setting LIBVA_DRIVER_NAME=iHD so video uses Intel's driver fixed it on their laptop, with GPU acceleration back on and scrolling clean, and daveremy credits the people in Omarchy issue #9708 who tracked this down, noting the proper fix is already merged (PR #11690) and waiting on a release, linking omacom/omarchy pull request 11690.

corelumen: Omarchy Themed fileman, v.0.1.1 Submitted to the Marketplace

@corelumen

corelumen says "Omarchy themed fileman!" with v.0.1.1 submitted to the marketplace and hopefully available today; the still is a Files window in a dark slate theme with Home, Recent, Starred, Network, Trash, Downloads, Projects, Pictures, and Videos in the sidebar and blue folder icons for Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Projects, Videos, Wallpapers, and Work.

_mackenziebowes: Made a Thing That Makes Every Website Match the Omarchy Theme

@_mackenziebowes

_mackenziebowes says that for anyone who uses omarchy, _mackenziebowes made this thing that makes every website match the theme: just change the local omarchy theme to update every website, linking mackenziebowes/omarchy-web-retheme; the still is an X home page in dark colors with green sidebar icons, the post being drafted in a green-outlined box, and a Today's News panel.

tcballard: Familiar v0.1.0 Was Meant to Ship Tonight, GitHub Had Other Ideas

@tcballard

tcballard says Familiar v0.1.0 was meant to ship tonight but GitHub had other ideas, and lists what's waiting: a dock wherever it is wanted, Mac and Windows layouts, close, minimize and maximize buttons, and settings that can be clicked, for everyone who loves Omarchy but occasionally wants to use a mouse, coming as soon as tcballard can; the still stacks three cards: "Dock anywhere" with "Bottom, left or right, or automatic. Your choice survives layout changes." over a Dock position menu, a Familiar window reading "FAMILIAR", "v0.1.0", "Coming soon", and "A mouse-friendly desktop for Omarchy.", and "Start from a layout" with General, Windows, and Mac buttons plus "Show desktop" and "Restore windows".

tcballard: Today in Omarchy (5-Oct-2026) on Getting Omarchy Comfortable on Other People's Hardware

@tcballard

tcballard's Today in Omarchy (5-Oct-2026) says tcballard spent much of the day testing Familiar, while there has been useful work on getting Omarchy comfortable on other people's hardware: Try Omarchy for Windows (by btsouth) v0.9.0 brings smoother precision-touchpad scrolling, audio that follows the Windows device's sample rate and volume, battery health information passed through from the host, and Simplified Chinese in the launcher, and the v0.10.0 preparation PR has merged while v0.9.0 is the latest published release tcballard could verify; Omarchy's package repository merged a way to run Slack on ARM Linux by running Slack's JavaScript on a matching ARM build of Electron, an Omarchy packaging solution and not an official ARM release from Slack; a fingerprint-library change adds ARM builds carrying Chris Kearney's Apple Touch ID driver, with 131 passing tests reported on an M2 Max, depending on the Aurora kernel's Secure Enclave support; and a fix merged into Quattro limits clipboard reads to two seconds so a stalled transfer no longer quietly stops clipboard-history captures, which is development-branch work; the still is a green pixel "TODAY IN" and "OMARCHY" wordmark on black.

JoshuaSWarren: Found the Bug in Linux's Thunderbolt Network Driver and Fixed It, 6.3 to 16.6 Gb/s

@JoshuaSWarren

JoshuaSWarren says splitting AI models across Macs on Omarchy Linux hit a wall: Thunderbolt networking received at a third of its send speed, so JoshuaSWarren found the bug in Linux's Thunderbolt network driver and fixed it, from 6.3 to 16.6 Gb/s, with the fix going to the Omarchy M kernel first, then upstream for every Linux distro.

ThePrimeagen: Omarchy QA Update on Making a QA Agent Harness Go Fast

@ThePrimeagen

ThePrimeagen's Omarchy QA update says there are two things that are very hard about building a QA agent harness: how to go fast in the day and age of agents (which are very very slow), and "What is correct? What do we even test?"; a basic agent crawling the desktop in QEMU originally took ~15 minutes to open the lock screen, type in the password, and confirm "that we are back on the desktop", a few changes got that to ~5 for median, and with more changes and a custom harness it is down to ~2 minutes, which "still sucks", so for the last week ThePrimeagen has been experimenting with Clef ("cloudflare's jev, it has image capabilities, which is what i needed"), hoping to get logging in, system menu, lock screen, password, back to desktop, and confirming it is done down from 2 minutes to 30 seconds; if that works, ThePrimeagen can officially move to step 2, which they are not stoked about and may need some help with, and they ask anyone interested in helping to let them know.

jauneclaude: BIG OmaSeek Update With Auto Theme Switch + Custom Themes

@jauneclaude

jauneclaude posts a "BIG OmaSeek update: Auto theme switch + Custom Themes", saying DeepSeek Harness now has auto theme switching on Omarchy, made possible by iamdothash's Theme Sync extension, and that it takes just installing OmaSeek for DSH and selecting Omarchy in the theme selector; the still shows a green pixel "OMA" and blue "seek" wordmark over "Auto theme switching", "+", and "Custom theme support" on a dimmed DeepSeek Harness window.

linyiru: Install Omarchy Using Raspberry Pi Imager on a Pi 5

@linyiru · Raspberry Pi 5

linyiru says Omarchy can be installed using Raspberry Pi Imager: pick it, flash the card, and it boots, calling it a local image and still a prototype with Omarchy, Hyprland, and Arch Linux ARM for the Pi 5 that is not in Raspberry Pi's official OS list, and asks "Did I mention installing Omarchy only takes 38 seconds?", noting that is the installer's own timer, linking linyiru/omarchy-pi; the still shows the Imager's Choose operating system step with Omarchy Pi (64-bit), "Omarchy, the Hyprland desktop on Arch Linux ARM, for the Raspberry Pi 5. A prototype. (Recommended)", Local file, and Released: 2026-10-05, plus Erase and Use custom.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Git Sync Is manateelazycat's Eighteenth Omarchy Plugin

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat's eighteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Git Sync, came from writing many Omarchy plugins while developing on several computers: it tracks each plugin's Git address instead of the Omarchy store so installed plugins sync across computers immediately, with source released under GPL 3.0; the still shows a Git Sync window reading "正在检查 0 / 20" with plugin cards such as Fcitx Status, "hyprmoncfg: Multi-Monitor Manag…", Keystroke, Lock Screen Explorer, Omarchy Color Picker, Omarchy Desktop Clock, Omarchy Desktop Top, Omarchy Power Awake, and Omarchy Terminal Clipboard, each marked "检查中", with "与市场不同" on the six fully visible cards, over a nebula wallpaper.

paolino: Made a Moza Omarchy Plugin for Rev Lights on the Wheel

@paolino

paolino says "Omarchy racers!" and made a Moza Omarchy plugin to get rev lights on the wheel and configure all Moza's devices on Linux, linking crmne/omarchy-moza; the still shows two MOZA Connected windows, one on Home with WHEELBASE Steering position -18° and PEDALS Throttle input, Brake input, and Clutch input, and one on Rev lights showing Automobilista 2 at 6420 RPM with Redline 6800 RPM, SHIFT LIGHTS with First light (%) 80 and Full lights (%) 97, and LED count 10.

itsKanishkP: Built oms to Bring the 22 Omarchy Themes to a Mac

@itsKanishkP

itsKanishkP loves dhh's Omarchy themes and wallpapers but has a Mac as a work machine, so itsKanishkP built oms: pick one of the 22 Omarchy themes and it recolors Ghostty, sets the wallpaper on every Space, and themes nvim, btop, bat & tmux, with one key; the still is a dimmed macOS Ghostty window with a tab named "oms-demo.gif conversion to video" and an empty prompt.

jankeesvw: Omarchy Meeting Recorder 1.6 Is Out

@jankeesvw

jankeesvw says Omarchy Meeting Recorder 1.6 is out: recording on a cheap laptop mic no longer drops half of what is said, and a named recording can be started from a script; the still shows the Meeting Recorder window with Meeting name "Launch sync", Audio file "Stereo (mic left, comput…", Language English, waveforms for You (microphone) and Computer audio, and Pause and Stop recording buttons over a pink-and-purple hillside road wallpaper.

lovelylogicss: Pi Pocket Has Themes Now, All of the Omarchy Ones

@lovelylogicss

lovelylogicss says Pi Pocket has themes now, all of the Omarchy ones, usable without Omarchy, and on Omarchy it can just follow the desktop so a theme switch switches Pi Pocket with it, plus tiled windows, Hyprland-style animations, and a cleaner sidebar, linking TannerMidd/pi-pocket; the still is a dark splash with a coral π over "Pi Pocket 0.4".

NixFred: Infomarchy Just Got a Big One With Web Mode and Clickable Agents

@NixFred

NixFred says Infomarchy just got a big one: the Omarchy desk can now live in a browser and on a phone, it tells which agents can actually be clicked into and which ones are worker bees nobody can reach, clicking an agent running in Orca lands in its Orca tab, any session can be killed from its card, and agents on boxes that can't be seen get their own card, with 47 commits in 8 days, linking nixfred/infomarchy; the still is an INFOMARCHY card headed "OMARCHY PLUGIN · UPDATE 2026-10-04" with +47 COMMITS IN 8 DAYS, 121 STARS, 23 FORKS, 14 CONTRIBUTORS, 39 PRS MERGED, 603 TESTS PASSING, and 6 WK SINCE DAY ONE, a THANK YOU list led by TechLuddite and Wulf Kaal, and NEW SINCE THE LAST UPDATE rows such as Web Mode, REMOTE roster card, and Kill a session from its card.

tahayvr: OMARCHIST v2 Is Here With a New Keybind Manager and Flows

@tahayvr

tahayvr says OMARCHIST v2 is here with a new keybind manager and "Flows", calling it mac shortcuts for Omarchy: a flow strings actions together and runs them in order (open apps, run commands, move windows, wait, and send notifications), linking the tahayvr/omarchist v2.0.0 release; the still shows a "Morning start" flow with the steps Terminal, Browser, Open Zed Preview, and Notify "Good morning", a Keep going when a step fails toggle, and RUN IT FROM options for Keybind, App launcher, At startup, and Command line.

martiano: New Try Omarchy Version Released, a Huge Update for Macs

@martiano

martiano says a new Try Omarchy version is released and calls it a huge update: much more stable and reliable, better performance with reduced memory and CPU usage, Browser and Alacritty GPU acceleration, Ghostty + 1Password installation, configurable max disk size, automatic macOS timezone mirroring, a battery widget, support for more languages and keyboards (中文, 日本語, 한국어, ABNT2), auto check for updates, and Omarchy 4.0.4, with the goal of making Try Omarchy a perfect daily driver for Macs and the Apple Ecosystem, linking the omacom/try-omarchy v0.5.0 release and adding "We're close to achieving GPU acceleration for video playback"; the still shows the Try Omarchy "Omarchy, on macOS" window with PERMISSIONS for Accessibility, Microphone access, and Camera access, INTEGRATIONS including Shared folder, VM Location, Resources (8 processor cores · 8 GiB memory · 64 GiB disk), Networking, and Port forwarding, and an "UPDATE AND LAUNCH" button over a green snake wallpaper beside a webcam inset of the speaker.

NixFred: Omarchy Collection Is Up to Date With Plugins, Apps, Tools, and Themes

@NixFred

NixFred says the Omarchy collection is up to date: plugins, apps, tools, and themes, with repo links, install info, and credit to the people behind them, and says submissions to the official Omarchy plugin site start this week; the still is a MADE FOR OMARCHY card counting 62 PLUGIN ENTRIES (55 live · 6 beta · 1 shelved), 18 APPS & TOOLS, and 1 THEME above "Official plugin submissions start this week".

0xSero: Says DeepSeek Got Every Screen Editable for the Omarchy Local AI Plugin Design

@0xSero

0xSero says "Bro deepseek is something else!": 0xSero wants to work on the design of their Omarchy local AI plugin, and it just went in there and got every screen editable with all states; the still is a DeepSeek Harness chat for omarchy-design beside a design studio page of "57 screens" set to Omarchy dark, listing screens such as home-life, home-crashed, and home-setup, with a Qwen3.8-27B card on RTX 3090 12 / 24 GB and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash selected.

LundukeJournal: Says Libera Chat Appears to Be Closing the Omarchy IRC Channel

@LundukeJournal

LundukeJournal says it appears that the Libera Chat IRC service is closing the "Omarchy" IRC channel because of "codes of conduct", quoting the staff notice that "This decision is by consensus of the staff team" and "We will be closing down any channels related to omarchy."; the still is an IRC log where Sario joins #omarchy and posts the notice asking to relocate the community off the network immediately.

tcballard: Built Familiar for Everyone Whose Mouse Made the Journey to Omarchy

@tcballard

tcballard says years of Windows and macOS muscle memory don't disappear because someone installed Linux, so tcballard built Familiar: window controls, a dock, and settings to click through, for everyone whose mouse made the journey to Omarchy too, coming tonight; the still is a dark title card with partly drawn "Omarchy is" text and a blue cursor block beside a framed panel labeled "Illustrative render".

boyidzham: Built OMyPhone for Omarchy to Make and Receive Calls From the Desktop

@boyidzham

boyidzham built OMyPhone for Omarchy to make and receive calls from the desktop through a Bluetooth-paired phone, and check contacts, recent calls, and missed calls too, linking the marketplace listing; the still is the OMyPhone listing marked HARDWARE with manifest v0.2.1 by Boyidzham, AVAILABLE, Snapshot verified, 137 VIEWS, and 22 COPIES, with Keypad and Contacts panels, an Incoming call panel with Answer and Decline buttons, and a Listing checks table with Compatibility marked PASSED.

renerocksai: Omagma Checks GMail for 3 Accounts in the Omarchy Bar With ~30 MegaBytes

@renerocksai

renerocksai asks "2GB RAM per GMail tab? No way!" and says Omagma, built for personal use, now checks GMail for 3 accounts in the Omarchy bar with ~30 MegaBytes (incl. quickshell UI), showing the 30 most recent emails with Jump-To-Mail buttons that open in the correct Chrome profile, ready to reply, also noting Zig 0.17.0, linking technologylab-ai/omagma, and says maybe next up is a libvaxis TUI client, and a CLI "Because agents."; the still is the omagma "Gmail, one account at a time" panel with three accounts at 5 unread, 12 unread, and 3 unread, an inbox list with Open inbox and Refresh buttons, and the footer "Synthetic demo mail · Separate accounts · Read only".

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

@tonysimons_

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.

tcballard: Today in Omarchy (4-Oct-2026) on Packaging the Apple Neural Engine

@tcballard

tcballard's Today in Omarchy (4-Oct-2026) says seeing Omarchy package the Apple Neural Engine rather than merely talk about Apple Silicon gets an M1 MacBook owner's attention, covering Joshua Warren's opt-in omarchy-mac-ml package, now live in edge for aarch64 with MLX for the Apple GPU, Vulkan support, the ANE driver, and the compiler for Core ML models, enabled by default only on the tested T8103 M1, M1 Max, and M2 Max systems, while the proposed Install > AI row is still a draft; it also covers OpenClaw 2026.9.6-3 restoring the previous package layout and Geert-Johan Riemer's fingerprint repair merging into Quattro; the still is a green pixel "TODAY IN" and "OMARCHY" wordmark on black.

NixFred: Omarchy Sunday Social Episode 4, the One Where Wes Touched the Kernel

@NixFred

NixFred posts the recap of Omarchy Sunday Social, Episode 4, recorded Sunday, October 4, 2026, "An hour and forty five minutes" with 155 tuned in and 11 people who came up to speak, hosted by ncfrontiersman (Wes Grimes) and NixFred; Wes shipped full Apple Studio Display support on Omarchy Mac, his first contribution with PRs in both the kernel and the OS, after he and Opus 5.5 watched how macOS changes volume and brightness and carried it back to Linux, with the fix in the Aurora kernel the M team maintains, and the recap also covers Lee Shand wiring a Waveshare touchscreen to Omarchy so a person can press a big button and Katherine Prawl launching the newsletter Omarchy for the Rest of Us.

btsouth: Omadrop 0.6.0 Is Out and Omarchy Mode Is Now Osaka Jade

@btsouth

btsouth says Omadrop 0.6.0 is out and Omarchy mode is now Osaka Jade, a living street that reacts to music: windows pulse, the moon throbs on the bass, birds hop on the beat, and loud songs set off fireworks; the still shows the Omadrop scene browser on the MilkDrop tab rather than the street, with tiles such as Aqua Filaments, Cloud Cubes, Color Spiral, Crystal Palace, Desert Rose, Firesticks, Fractal Caves, and Fractal Flight, a Play button, and 21 scenes over a mountain wallpaper.

dhh: Microsoft Word and Excel Running Wonderfully Through Microsoft 365 Web-Apps on Omarchy

@dhh

dhh says it may be sacrilege to some but thinks it's awesome: Microsoft Word and Excel running wonderfully through Microsoft 365 frameless web-apps on Omarchy, and says it'll be Install > Service > Microsoft 365 in the next version; the still shows a Word document for Angelica Astrom, UI/UX Designer, beside an Excel workbook with GOALS, DIETARY ANALYSIS, and EXERCISE ANALYSIS charts, and a launcher searching "micr" that lists Microsoft Excel, Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft Outlook, "Microsoft PowerPo…", Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Word.

btsouth: Omakade In-Game Overlay for Omarchy Matches the Theme Live

@btsouth

btsouth is working on an in-game overlay for Omakade on Omarchy that works with Steam, Heroic, Lutris, and emulators: Guide or a hotkey slides in save-last-30-seconds, screenshots, playtime, achievements, controller battery, and volume, matching the Omarchy theme live on switch; the still shows an OMAKADE Osaka Jade dash over a teal night road with Lantern Road on STEAM, Playing for 42 min, 23 of 63 achievements at 37%, Save last 30 seconds Instant replay, Xbox Wireless Controller, and Living room TV at 72%.

RidgetopAI: Backstory Keeps Per-Project Working Memory on Omarchy

@RidgetopAI

RidgetopAI says Backstory keeps working memory per project on Omarchy, tracks which agents worked there, reopens the agent platform for quick switching, and installs a Backstory skill for each agent; the still is a Backstory panel with a green "here" badge on grandkids, "Continue in Pi", "Terminal", and "Memory" buttons, and RECENT rows for grandkids, wobble-party with Hermes and Claude Code, and projects · workspace notes.

ayandexyz: Hommies Watches Coding Agents on Omarchy From a Floating Buddy

@ayandexyz

ayandexyz introduces Hommies, a little buddy on Omarchy that watches running coding agents across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Omacode, pings on permission prompts or questions, and answers from the floating buddy or top bar, with setup via an npm package plus a plugin add of ayandexyz/hommies-plugin and also on the marketplace; the still shows DHH mid-speech in a black OMARCHY tee at a boom mic with a teal geometric-face watermark, not the Hommies UI.

ncfrontiersman: Omastorm 0.1.18 Released With a Responsive Window and Focus Mode

@ncfrontiersman

ncfrontiersman releases Omastorm 0.1.18 with a responsive window for smaller form factors, a focus mode that hides everything except the radar/map, METAR chips in the popover that open their reports, plus bug fixes and performance work, thanking demian0311 for the small-screen improvements and linking the v0.1.18 tag; the still compares FULL, LEAN, and FOCUS · press f views of OMASTORM radar for KTLX OKLAHOMA CITY with REFLECTIVITY / 0.5° NOAA NEXRAD Now.

Perpetualmaniac: Deep Dive on Why Omarchy Install on NixOS Is So Hard

@Perpetualmaniac

Perpetualmaniac's deep dive says Omarchy install on NixOS is hard because NixOS is not FHS compliant and lacks /bin/ and /usr/lib, so Omarchy's from-source C dependency builds fail without FHS, while Nix stores builds in a data lake whose write access is at the center of current NixOS drama, and research suggests NixOS + FHS is possible with an AI project launching to spec it out.

yetone: Recommends Omarchy-Native Software Adopt an Omarchy-Native Website Like Magpie

@yetone

yetone recommends that Omarchy-Native software also adopt an Omarchy-Native website design, citing Magpie as detecting Omarchy and adapting to the current theme in real-time; the still shows a Magpie page headed "Every agent's model. One place." with "Download for Linux" and "Install from terminal", Version 0.1.905, Needs WebKitGTK 4.1, agent pairings such as Codex → DeepSeek V4 Pro, and a tokyo-night badge on the app graphic.

tcballard: Familiar Paint v0.0.2 Preview Lets an Agent Draw Too

@tcballard

tcballard previews Familiar Paint v0.0.2 so people can draw, annotate, or let an agent join in, calling it a sneak peek at Familiar coming tomorrow to make Omarchy feel like a desktop they already know; the still shows Familiar Paint v0.0.2 preview with a brush selected, STROKE at 5 px, colour #20242B, 1000 x 540 px, and footer labels Agent: studio, Real app frames, Qt offscreen, scripted input, and CLI output is real.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Desktop Clock Is the Sixteenth Plugin for Glanceable Local Time

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat ships a sixteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Desktop Clock, for glancing at local time after Side Panel hid the bar, saying school pickup is when one workspace's windows get hidden and the clock matters, with GPL 3.0 source in the replies; the still is a winding magenta road under pink clouds with a deer silhouette and a >_ OMARCHY [ LOCAL TIME ] widget reading "00:05", a SEC box reading "53", the date "2026.10.05", and "周一".

manateelazycat: Omarchy Desktop Top Is the Seventeenth Plugin, a Desktop System Monitor

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat ships a seventeenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Desktop Top, a desktop-level system monitor that stays put without grabbing keyboard or mouse so load is visible while switching windows and workspaces, with GPL 3.0 source linked in the replies; the still shows >_ OMARCHY panels over a nebula wallpaper, a SYSTEM MONITOR quoting "Ryzen 9 9950X", "5.6 GHz", "1000ms", CPU "3%", "61°C", "97.2W", "Load avg: 3.38 1.85 1.26", GPU "6%", "2.10/8.0G", "43°C", memory "14.2 GiB" of "60.4 GiB", and a process list with gpu-screen-reco, quickshell, Hyprland, and codex.

elberacasa: Omalogi Is Logitech G HUB, but for Omarchy

@elberacasa

elberacasa calls Omalogi Logitech G HUB, but for Omarchy: plug in a mouse, and if it is already verified the setup is done, otherwise ask an agent to verify it, linking elberacasa/omalogi and the marketplace listing; the still is Omalogi "Profile 2 · In use" on a "G502 X · U1 60.00.B0009 · 1600 DPI · 1000 Hz" with Assignments for G1 left click through Slot 12 scroll up, Default Layer search actions, and footer shortcuts including 2 Sensitivity and esc close.

0xSero: Local AI on Omarchy Is Verified

@0xSero

0xSero says Local AI on Omarchy is verified now and asks for help making it better, linking the marketplace listing; the still shows an OMARCHY BAR WIDGET diagram with a Local AI hub at 127.0.0.1 keyed gateway linked to pi, Claude Code, NVIDIA., intel., AMD, Hermes, Cook, omp, Crush, OpenCode, and Codex, plus a Local AI bar-widget card by @0xSero with a green Verified badge, #782, 98 stars, and card copy that begins "Run a local model on your own GPU or CPU and open"

manateelazycat: Omarchy Plugin Dev Sees a Green Screen After Blue and Black

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat asks what magic Omarchy plugin development triggered after seeing blue screens and black screens and now a green screen; the still is two vertically stacked monitors flooded solid green, with a white "UOOUUI" wordmark on the upper bezel, an Edifier soundbar with a red LED, silver and black toy cars on a brown mat, and a dark mechanical keyboard with a teal key left of F1 and a teal "ENTER" key beside a blue-lit mouse.

deimios666: Tell Agents on Omarchy to Use a Game Launcher Script Instead of Restarting Steam

@deimios666

deimios666's protip for debugging Steam games with an agent on Omarchy is that unless told otherwise the agent restarts Steam for each startup-parameter change, which lets the agent window own the Steam process and kill it on exit, so the agent should create a launcher script it can tweak without disturbing Steam.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Wave Draws Sound-Card Rhythm Animations on Empty Workspaces

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat's fifteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Wave via manateelazycat/omarchy-wave under GPL 3.0, listens to sound-card output and draws rhythm animations along the bottom of empty workspaces with desktop widgets that ignore mouse and keyboard and avoid window paint conflicts; the still is the same purple road-and-deer mountain wallpaper with a thin dark icon rail on the right edge.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Side Panel Hides the Bar Until Screen Edges, Enlarges Trays

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat's fourteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Side Panel via manateelazycat/omarchy-side-panel under GPL 3.0, hides the default multi-monitor taskbar until the mouse hits the screen edges, puts logout/shutdown/reboot on the first icon, hides workspace chrome by default, enlarges plugin and tray icons, and redraws icons for a consistent UI; the still is a purple winding-road mountain wallpaper with a deer on the left hill.

tcballard: Building Familiar for Omarchy for Everyone Who Reaches for the Mouse Before Remembering the Keyboard Shortcut, Preview Lands Tomorrow

@tcballard

tcballard is building Familiar for Omarchy so moving to Linux should not feel like never having used a computer, aiming it at everyone who reaches for the mouse before remembering the keyboard shortcut, themself included, and says the preview lands tomorrow.

guoxudong_: Touch ID Revived on Omarchy With a verify-match on MacBook Pro

@guoxudong_ · MacBook Pro

guoxudong_ thanks 0xBOYD that Touch ID is revived on Omarchy; the still is a silver MacBook Pro keyboard with a finger on a key below the right shift beside a terminal showing enroll-stage-passed, enroll-completed, printd-verify -f right-index-finger, and verify-match (done) on /net/reactivated/Fprint/Device/0.

NickElojire: Surface Pro Touch and Pen on Omarchy via Stock-Kernel DKMS Package

@NickElojire · Surface Pro 7

NickElojire got Surface Pro touchscreen and pen working on Omarchy without a linux-surface kernel, packaged a DKMS touch driver so the normal kernel stays, tested only on a Surface Pro 7 so far, and points reports at ChowderTV/surface-touch-omarchy while crediting linux-surface folks for the real work; the still is a purple-magenta mountain wallpaper with a stag on a ridge under workspaces 1-4.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Days Plugin Shows Solar, Lunar, and Chinese Tiao-Xiu With Weather

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat's thirteenth Omarchy plugin, Omarchy Days via manateelazycat/omarchy-days under GPL 3.0, shows solar and lunar dates plus China's shifting tiao-xiu work/rest marks so workdays stay clear, and puts a seven-day weather strip on the right for school-run umbrella and clothing calls; the still is a purple mountain-and-deer wallpaper with a 日历与天气 widget for Wuhan at 23° overcast, feels like 21°, humidity 68%, wind 19 km/h, October 2026 National Day 休 marks through 10/7, a 班 mark on 10/10, and a narrow icon rail on the right edge.

manateelazycat: Omarchy Screenshot Adds Pin So Overlay Stills Drag Across Monitors

@manateelazycat

manateelazycat says the latest Omarchy Screenshot finally adds Pin, making temporary UI comparisons easier, and that the pinned interface can be dragged to any place on multiple monitors; the still is a pinned Chinese X compose view over @manateelazycat's profile where a reply from lalabubu reads "没有 pin 功能" with a 4x5 media-thumbnail grid of food, forest, and interior photos open.

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

@Stevesodlex

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."

avillagran: Omarchy Task Manager Freezes RAM Hogs With One Click and an Omi Veil

@avillagran

avillagran built a task manager for Omarchy after Chrome ate 4 GB on email, saying one click freezes RAM hogs so memory drops and the app resumes later, and a follow-up credits a little green Omi veil over frozen apps plus cgroup v2 freezer via systemd --user; the repo is avillagran/omarchy-task-manager, and the still is a near-black frame.

jennabrinning: Made a Blade Theme for Omarchy With Six Scenes From a Rainy Future

@jennabrinning

jennabrinning made an Omarchy theme inspired by Blade Runner after talking about moral conscience and replicants, linking jennabrinning/omarchy-blade-theme; the card reads "Blade Theme for Omarchy" and "Six scenes from a rainy future. Charcoal shadows. Tobacco-gold light." and the still shows a rainy neon city wallpaper with BEATS and softsys signs under workspaces 1-5.

quantumpixel_x: Root Alert Hacker Unit Can Infiltrate Buildings After Clearing Security

@quantumpixel_x

quantumpixel_x says that in Root Alert the Hacker unit can now infiltrate buildings but has to defeat security forces inside to complete the takeover, sharing early footage; the still is a neon wireframe Root Alert map with CREDITS 42970, POWER 250 used / 600 made, unit costs including Hacker 1500, superweapons SIGKILL strike and SUDO gunship, a soundtrack line SOUNDTRACK // KEITH176 over RACE CONDITION, and a HACKER panel reading "J jack in", "right-click a building:", and "plant EMP".

hancore_linux: Updates Shibumi-Shell for Omarchy Quattro and Ships New Theme Labra

@hancore_linux

hancore_linux updates Shibumi-Shell for Omarchy Quattro and ships a new theme named Labra, linking HANCORE-linux/omarchy-labra-theme and HANCORE-linux/Shibumi-Shell; the screenshot is a dark Labra desktop over a monochrome lunar landscape with a hooded figure holding a white mask, an OMARCHY top bar with workspace pills, a CPU · GPU card for an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700K CPU @ 3.70GHz with an Open btop button, a Kendrick Lamar peekaboo playlist player, and a green-yellow-red audio visualizer.

uurcanbulut: Quilt Lets Omarchy Users Pick or Draw Ultrawide Tile Layouts From the Bar

@uurcanbulut

uurcanbulut built Quilt because Dwindle never put windows where wanted on an ultrawide, letting a layout be picked from the bar or drawn by hand so everything moves into place, now on the Omarchy plugin marketplace as ugurcanbulut.quilt; the still is a dark tiled desktop with Neovim open on ~/.config/hypr/quilt/engine.lua defining dwindle scrolling master and monocle layouts, a Ryzen 7 7700X monitor, lazygit for omarchy-quilt at v0.1.6, a quilt status/help pane, and a Tile 5 placeholder.

_chrisbarnhart: Muse Gadget Streams Kavinsky Nightcall to an Omarchy AirPlay Speaker

@_chrisbarnhart · iPhone 8 Plus

_chrisbarnhart shows a muse gadget with an Omarchy AirPlay speaker; the still is a chat asking "What's playing on omarchy phone" with the reply "Nightcall by Kavinsky is streaming on the Omarchy iPhone over AirPlay 2.", plus NOW PLAYING art, an "Omarchy iPhone" "AirPlay 2 receiver" marked "STREAMING", and PHONE HEALTH cards for an iPhone 8 Plus at 45 min uptime, load 1.48, 39°C, 873 MB memory free, and 233 GB disk free.

vertigoruntime: Muse Gadgets Go Open Source With First Ports on Omarchy Phone, 3DS, and ModRetro

@vertigoruntime

vertigoruntime's diary 037 says muse gadgets went open source and the first three ports (omarchy phone, 3ds, modretro) all came from one account, that demos prove the door opens, and that outside builders are being counted; the illustration shows an ESP32 board USB-cabled to a gray handheld with a screen, cross pad, and round buttons, with the handwritten question "who builds the second one?"

gladimdim: Misses SUPER DESKTOP Freedom of Movement When Stuck on macOS

@gladimdim

gladimdim really misses SUPER DESKTOP on macOS, saying it is like working with hands tied, cannot remote access an agent that cooks an iOS Super Desktop app, and has to sit at the desk like an ancient scholar, while with Omarchy and SUPER DESKTOP any idea can be typed into a remote agent and be cooked by the time of return, even updating android apps on-the-fly; the screenshot is a SUPER DESKTOP phone UI with Grok Claude and Codex limit cards, gladimdim-pc and gladimdim-b9 Offline · retrying, and a right panel reading "YOUR FOLDABLE" above ASCII foldable and monitor art with "One spark. Every screen."

link_arzu: Flags Kitty Remote Control Set to Yes in Omarchy and Switches to Socket-Only

@link_arzu

link_arzu found Kitty remote control set to yes in Omarchy, which could expose users to code execution, switched to socket-only, and explains what to check; the still is a vertical collage with Neovim on kitty.conf highlighting allow_remote_control socket-only and overlay "I CHANGED THIS", a streamer panel reading "RISKY KITTY SETTING IN OMARCHY", a hand-cam on a split keyboard, and chat cut off at "it put the user in the docker group and kitty had".

JJDizz1L: Shows New Omarchy Plugins That Do Not Exist on Mac or Windows

@JJDizz1L

JJDizz1L answers ONE THING??? with I CAN SHOW YOU A FEW, calling out Omarchy Linux | Arch BTW and that all shown are new plugins that do not exist on Mac or Windows; the still is a dark Omarchy 4.0.4-1 desktop with concentric teal yellow and red smoke rings, a Ghostty fetch for AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D, XFX Mercury Radeon RX 9070 XT Gaming OC, ASUS PG42UQ 42-inch 4K OLED, theme Moon Orbit, and a recording notice "H264 at 60fps recording started."

ncfrontiersman: Full Apple Studio Display Brightness Control Lands on OmarchyMac M-Series

@ncfrontiersman · MacBook Pro

ncfrontiersman says full Apple Studio Display brightness control is now working on OmarchyMac M-series Macs, and that combined with prior work we now have display, webcam, speakers, USB-C, and brightness, with PRs up for the Aurora kernel and Omarchy Quattro repo for the next release; the still is a wooden desk with a Mac laptop beside a large external display sharing a purple mountain-road wallpaper, a hand on a silver keyboard with a numeric keypad, and a partial Acer monitor behind.

RookiOS72: tidefiles v0.5.0 Adds In-File Search With Enter-to-Jump for Omarchy

@RookiOS72

RookiOS72 says tidefiles v0.5.0 is out, with press f to search inside files showing results by file and line, Enter jumping straight to the match, and Alt+R for regex, calling it a keyboard-first file manager for Omarchy and linking linuxbren/tidefiles; the screenshot is an orange-on-dark tidefiles TUI with a search overlay for secret under ~/Projects/tidefiles, 5 matches in 2 files via ripgrep, theme.go open on the right, and footer hints ↑↓ choose enter open at line esc close.

neilsuperduper: omac Brings Mac-Like Nav and Shortcuts to Omarchy

@neilsuperduper

neilsuperduper shares a small plugin to make Omarchy OS nav and shortcuts Mac-like after about two weeks of daily use, welcoming contributions and linking nchudleigh/omac plus the marketplace listing io.github.nchudleigh.omac; the screenshot is the omac docs page with a pixel ⌘, the title omac, the line "Mac hands on Omarchy.", a Built for Omarchy badge, and bullets for ⌘ + letter shortcuts, Mac caret movement, tab-aware ⌘W, image paste in terminals, and Mac-feel workspace swipes.

linyiru: Omarchy 4.0.0 Installs on a Raspberry Pi 5 in 0m 38s

@linyiru · Raspberry Pi 5

linyiru runs Omarchy on a Raspberry Pi 5 with Omarchy 4.0.0 and Hyprland, noting the installer clocked itself at 0m 38s after the image had only built under qemu until that morning, that the Pi cost more than a Beelink Ser3 kept as the iteration machine, and linking linyiru/omarchy-pi; the screenshot is a dark install-complete splash with a pixel OMARCHY wordmark, the line "Installed Omarchy in 0m 38s", and a Start Omarchy bar.

tcballard: Today in Omarchy Covers XPS Webcam Softness, Theme Picker Speed, Agent Usage Fixes, and a Boot Pin

@tcballard

tcballard's Today in Omarchy (3-Oct-2026) walks through Spencer Bull's XPS camera package repair that cut frame-to-frame noise from 9.2 to 1.9 on a tested XPS 16 after four separate software-stack faults, Keylimesoda's Quattro image-picker fix that caps expensive work at 33 delegates for people with hundreds of themes, DHH folding 25 community fixes into agent-usage code so Codex's lazy launcher no longer installs itself while being counted, and a Quattro migration that pins root= before upgrades so a ten-second window cannot leave a machine unbootable; the graphic is a black title card reading "TODAY IN" over a larger pixel "OMARCHY" in neon green.

Egge21M: Bark Dice Lets Omarchy Users Degen While Waiting for Clanking

@Egge21M

Egge21M says users can now degen away on Omarchy while waiting for clanking, linking Egge21M/bark-degen; the screenshot is a Bark Dice window with the Wallet tab selected, on mainnet, showing 4,910 sats, Top up Withdraw, Left-click the bar icon to bet 1000 sats, lt5000, and WIN · roll 3240 · house reports 1970 sats paid · verified.

RidgetopAI: Backstory v0.1.0 Is About Ready to Give Agents Project Memory Between Claude, ChatGPT, Pi and Hermes on Omarchy

@RidgetopAI

RidgetopAI says Backstory v0.1.0 is about ready, connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Pi and Hermes, runs between the agent and the Omarchy OS, and gives an agent project memory to start and stop without loss of context so a session can be clicked back into; the screenshot is a Backstory dashboard for wobble-party with Continue in Claude Code Terminal Memory and weekly stats 2 projects · 28 sessions · 67 files · 32 notes.

btsouth: Omakade 1.14 Turns the Omarchy Desktop Into a Console When Wanted

@btsouth

btsouth says Omakade 1.14 turns the Omarchy desktop into a console when wanted, with Super + Ctrl + G opening a fullscreen controller-friendly game library and the same chord mid-game bringing up the menu, then stopping the game restores the desktop with windows where they were left, linking btsouth/omakade; the still is an OMAKADE GAME MODE grid with Hollow Knight selected, SOURCE: STEAM highlighted, and prompts A OPEN, X FAVORITE, Y CONTROLS, and START LEAVE.

tempestchaosX: Omaflow 0.2 Draws the Omarchy Logo on an AIO LCD in Theme Accent

@tempestchaosX · NZXT Kraken Z

tempestchaosX presents the Omarchy AIO LCD face where Omaflow 0.2 draws the Omarchy logo on an AIO LCD in the theme accent, round or square follows the cooler layout automatically, and brightness and saturation sit on the page; the graphic is an OMAFLOW 0.2.0 card reading "Omarchy" and "The logo, in your theme accent." with AIO LCD face tags beside an LCD tab preview of the maze logo for NZXT Kraken Z (Z53, Z63, or Z73) 320x320 Round.

OmarchyUpdates: Keep a Tutorial Visible Across Workspaces With Super + O

@OmarchyUpdates

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.

SALTY_ALTY555: omallama LLM Server Plugin for Framework Halo Strx Omarchy Desktops

@SALTY_ALTY555 · Framework desktop

SALTY_ALTY555 says people with halo strx, specifically the Framework computer desktop running dhh Omarchy, should check out the LLM server plugin omallama, which sits snug on the top bar and ships with a halo-strx-specific Gufo runtime in mind to 5x LLM encode, linking Salt-555/Omallama.

stevederico: Week of Omarchy Ships Includes Displays Trackpad Gym Space Theme and try-omarchy

@stevederico

stevederico answers "What Did You Get Done This Week?" after burning 4.6B tokens, listing Omarchy-related ships among many others: dottie-omarchy session detection, try-omarchy qemu audio and hvf fixes, omarchy-displays plugin with drag arrange and keep-or-revert, omarchy-mac-trackpad t2 config and three-finger swipe fix, omarchy-gym rebuilt on rockstar hero renderer, and omarchy-space-theme with starship launch default background and a Flight 14 palette; the still is a recap card headed "What Did You Get Done This Week?" with SEP 26 · OCT 3, 2.0 B TOKENS BURNED, and a two-column list of project names.

isaac_topo: Settings Sync Backup Plugin Syncs Omarchy Plugins and Preferences via GitHub

@isaac_topo

isaac_topo built a backup plugin for OmarchyLinux to sync plugins and preferences without reinstalling everything, built with Muse Spark in OpenCode, with issues on GitHub and published on its plugin platform, linking isaactopo/omarchy-settings-sync; the screenshot is a Settings Sync card BACKED UP to GitHub repo isaactopo/omarchy-backup summarizing 4 plugins · Tokyo Night, with Back up now and Restore from backup toggles for plugins and configs, and footer "Your current setup is snapshotted first."

vbudimcic: Omarchy Clipboard-Sharing Plugin Pairs to iPhone via QR and a Shortcut

@vbudimcic

vbudimcic tells dhh that one Mac feature missed in Omarchy is clipboard sharing with an iPhone, and that a plugin built last night pairs via QR code and installs an iPhone Shortcut to trigger, with setup still needing love but working, asking whether it is worth polishing and publishing; the still shows a dark Omarchy Manual welcome page with Install and a Change the theme notice.

BlackOpsREPL: RiceSpace Now Wears Eight Omarchy Themes From Tokyo Night to Hackerman

@BlackOpsREPL

BlackOpsREPL is happy with where RiceSpace has landed, now wearing eight Omarchy themes: Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Gruvbox, Everforest, Lumon, Ethereal, Miasma, and Hackerman, each built from its own theme's colors so a page can look like the rice it is showing, linking the v0.3.0 release; one screenshot is a Grace profile on a nebula background with "TAKE THIS LAYOUT" and "REPLACES YOUR RULES" and THE RICE THEIR DESKTOP SETUP cosmic showing ethereal theme CSS and a ghostty neofetch.

occupyjoshua: Omarchy Plugin Adds Daily Story Poem and Essay Readings for 100 Nights

@occupyjoshua

occupyjoshua says he messed with his Omarchy plugin again and added extra daily readings to keep sharp: a random somewhat curated selection of 1 story, poem, and essay each night for 100 nights along with lectionary readings; the screenshot is a centered October 3 calendar widget over a rainy Japanese street, listing TODAY'S READINGS Psalm 19, Exodus 23:10-13, and John 7:40-52, plus TONIGHT'S READING - NIGHT 2 OF 100 with "Story · The Book of Jonah, Bible", "Poem · Requiescat, Wilde", and "Essay · The Right to Read, Stallman".

petrzela123: Slack in the Terminal Submitted to the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@petrzela123

petrzela123 presents Slack right in the terminal with Ctrl+P to any channel or person, Ctrl+↓ to next unread, threads, reactions, search, and images, live over Socket Mode and blazing fast, saying it was just submitted to the Omarchy plugin marketplace and linking petrzpav/omarchy-slack; the still is a dark Slack TUI for #general Lind Studio with unread live status and caption "Your Slack, in the terminal: one conversation, the whole screen".

petrzela123: Trello in the Terminal Submitted to the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@petrzela123

petrzela123 presents Trello in the terminal where nothing is ever lost, with Ctrl+P to any card, Ctrl+F to filter, foldable checklists, and deleted checklists that can be brought back with every item, saying it was just submitted to the Omarchy plugin marketplace and linking petrzpav/omarchy-trello; the still is a dark TUI board for Alderbrew relaunch with Backlog This week Doing and Review columns and caption "Your Trello board, in the terminal".

John4ZX4: Omarchy on a 2012 Mac Mini Feels Serviceable and Snappy

@John4ZX4 · Mac mini Late 2012

John4ZX4 says "Run what you brung!", trying Omarchy on a 2012 Mac Mini that is quite serviceable and more snappy than expected, with an I7-3615SQM at 3.3 GHz using 2.3 GB of 16 GB, Wi-Fi working, and install taking 2 min 9 secs; the photo is a cluttered desk with a portable monitor showing Omarchy fastfetch for Mac mini (Late 2012), Hyprland, Tokyo Night, Setup Wi-Fi and Learn Keybindings, beside a silver Mac Mini, a Dell tower, and Glove80 symbol-layer papers.

gladimdim: SUPER DESKTOP Cooking Games From a Galaxy Fold 7 Sofa While the Laptop Stays in Another Room

@gladimdim · Galaxy Fold 7

gladimdim says the joy of cooking games is sitting on a sofa with a Galaxy Fold 7 and SUPER DESKTOP, that the laptop is in another room and just runs SUPER DESKTOP and cooks, that a tiny buzz arrives on the phone each time an agent is done, and that it is soon for iOS and Android and already for Omarchy with install now; the photo is a foldable phone on a mustard sofa showing OpenAI Codex on eastern_wars with Grok Claude Code and Codex usage meters, gladimdim-b9 harnesses, and a living-room TV behind.

ogsada: Strata Audio Previews Jump Songs With Angle Brackets and Follow the Omarchy Theme

@ogsada

ogsada gives audio previews on Strata some love, with new angle-bracket keys that jump to the previous or next song while skipping non-audio files, j and k still stepping through every file, animations that can be disabled, and it follows the Omarchy theme, linking lgse/strata; the still is a dark Strata file browser for oscar listing omarchy and omarchyweathereffects folders, a truncated v0.21.0-nigh.. label, and F1 Shortcuts.

gladimdim: SUPER DESKTOP Freeze Snapshot for Safe Copy-Paste on Omarchy

@gladimdim

gladimdim presents SUPER DESKTOP freeze, an output snapshot from the harness so required lines can be copy-pasted safely without jumping or changing lines, raw output for raw copy precision selections, coming soon to iOS and Android and already for godly Omarchy; the screenshot is a mobile Select terminal text screen with a highlighted Bash build line, Copy Translate Share, and notes about building an eastern_wars-debug.apk for a POCO.

OmarchyUpdates: 15 Omarchy Shortcuts for Everyday Workflow

@OmarchyUpdates

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."

erikrjohansson: Saturday POV Creating Yet Another Omarchy Theme

@erikrjohansson

erikrjohansson posts a Saturday POV of sitting down to create yet another Omarchy theme; the video frame is a white desk with a Dell monitor showing a light editor that mentions three 4k ink-wash wallpapers plum branch, knob and ridges each signed with an エリック hanko seal and Published omarchy theme install, an OMARCHY The Manual hardcover by DHH, a low-profile keyboard, a white mouse, a FiiO amp, and a butterfly mug.

weiwei2018831: Flux Cross-Device Tool Ties Omarchy Desktops to Phones and Macs

@weiwei2018831

weiwei2018831 presents Flux as a newly open-sourced cross-device sync tool that can connect an Omarchy desktop to Android phones, iPhones, or Macs over LAN or remote networks for shared files, clipboard, notifications, and media control, and can turn a phone into the desktop camera, microphone, trackpad, and keyboard, linking bjarneo/flux; the video frame is a dark terminal with a pink-to-blue border beside a black smartphone.

robandersonnz: GPT6 Astra Driving JetKVM to Install Omarchy on M1 Max Mac Studio

@robandersonnz · Mac Studio M1 Max

robandersonnz says GPT6 Astra is doing a good job so far driving JetKVM and installing Omarchy Linux on his M1 Max 64 GB Mac Studio, reposted without including SSH keys; the screenshot is a Plan Omarchy install on Mac agent pane beside a JetKVM console on Arch Linux ARM with root checks, noting Omarchy 4.0.3rc4, encryption off, and preserve SSH access.

iluxav: omaestro Lua Rules for Hyprland Missing Hammerspoon Piece

@iluxav

iluxav says he moved from Mac to Omarchy a few weeks ago and loved it, missing only Hammerspoon, so he wrote omaestro: Lua rules for Hyprland where selected text plus a chord lets a local model rewrite it in place, with the Omarchy plugin listing io.github.iluxav.omaestro; the video frame is a dark editor on a synthwave sunset wallpaper, with part of a car at the left edge, open to a launch note reading "omaestro is a thing i made, it lets u write lua rules for hyprland like hotkeys and windows and stuff, also it can use a local ai model to fix ur text wich is pretty cool i think"

BlackOpsREPL: Who Wants to Help with RiceSpace?

@BlackOpsREPL

BlackOpsREPL asks who wants to help with RiceSpace, "What do you think?", Myspace for ricers and hardware hackers where a profile page is customized, other users are met, and Omarchy work is flexed directly from the CLI; the screenshot is a dark RICESPACE landing page with tagline "PAGES YOU BUILD," headline "Your desktop, on a page you wrote yourself," CREATE A PAGE, and a Hyprland neofetch sample reading OS Omarchy 3.0 x86_64 with bar.conf colors font.ttf wallpaper.png.

btsouth: Sneak Peek of Omarchy Mode for Omadrop with Osaka Jade

@btsouth

btsouth shares a sneak peek of Omarchy mode for Omadrop, a living world built from Omarchy themes that plays along to music, showing Osaka Jade sailing into Kanagawa, still very early, featuring koozeex1's "We Can Fix Everything."; the video frame is a flat night town with lit windows, a yatai stall, and a mountain under a large moon.

liminalframesai: LIVE DOOM Wallpaper Plugin Where a Bot Plays on the Desktop

@liminalframesai

liminalframesai says Omarchy is fun to tweak, wanted wallpaper that plays DOOM so they can jump in whenever, put Sol 6.1 and Opus 5.5 together in herdr, and the plugin is live as marketplace listing io.github.slogonomo.live-doom; the screenshot is a LIVE DOOM overlay on a Freedoom first-person scene reading "a bot plays on your desktop · click in to take over" with SOUND, LIVE BACKGROUND on EMPTY DESKTOPS, LIVE SCREENSAVER ENABLED, and FREEDOOM marked PLAYING.

LinuxGamer_UK: OmaLlamaCpp Marketplace Plugin Toggles LLM Serve for Gaming

@LinuxGamer_UK

LinuxGamer_UK says another Omarchy Marketplace plugin was accepted, a simple one for gamers who want peak performance when launching games but also run local LLMs with a llama.cpp backend, turning the server on to serve a model for LLM work and off to unload when gaming, linking LinuxGamerUK/omallamacpp; the screenshot is an OmaLlamaCpp card marked STOPPED on port 8080 with MODELS under ~/LLM/models listing Qwen3-0.6B-Q8_0.gguf at 610 M and Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-UD-Q4_K_M.gguf at 20.6 G, plus Open models folder and Get models on HuggingFace.

btsouth: Signed Pacman Repo So Omaframe Omaroll Omakade and Omadrop Self-Update

@btsouth

btsouth says his Omarchy apps now update themselves, with Omaframe, Omaroll, Omakade, and Omadrop in one signed pacman repo so they update with omarchy update after adding it once; the screenshot is a dark update terminal after Face Verified showing databases core, extra, multilib, omarchy, toolport, and btsouth up to date, and a full upgrade pulling btsouth/omaroll 1.10.0-1 to 1.11.0-1 among five packages.

_BrianZavala: Winarchy Brings Omarchy to Windows 11

@_BrianZavala

_BrianZavala says he ported it to Windows already, still working on it but promising, that Winarchy brings Omarchy to Windows 11 for folks who cannot leave yet with the agents panel, all 22 themes, the bar, the menu, the keys, and the tiling, one line to install and one to undo so people can learn the flow then install the real thing, linking Brian-Zavala/winarchy; the screenshot is a dark Agents panel showing 6.2M TOKENS TODAY, Claude Code · Pro as DEFAULT with session and weekly bars, Antigrav… with Gemini 3.8 Fl…, and MAKE SOMETHING tiles for Theme, Plugin, and App.

realfxw: omarchy-mac-starter Mac Feel Layer for Omarchy 4

@realfxw

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.

realfxw: OmacVM Runs Omarchy in a VM on Mac Feeling Native

@realfxw · MacBook Pro

realfxw presents the open-source project OmacVM as nearly native-feeling Omarchy in a VM on Apple Silicon Macs, especially M3 and M4 not yet natively supported by Asahi, with the Omarchy top status bar streamed into the notch black bars, Mac-native trackpad gestures and experimental Scroll Momentum, host Wi-Fi Bluetooth and AirPods battery in the Linux top bar, keyboard brightness and volume HUDs, Night Shift and True Tone linkage, wallpaper sync to the macOS desktop, multi-monitor layout matching, and near-host Speedometer scores under Parallels, linking gillesgoetsch/omacvm; the video frame is a promo card reading "OmacVM" and "Omarchy in a VM on your Mac, feeling native" above a silver MacBook Pro on a wooden desk showing a MacBook Pro About window for Apple M4 Max, 64 GB, and macOS Sequoia 15.7.4.

igor_alexandrov: Tabletist Native Database Client for Omarchy and macOS

@igor_alexandrov

igor_alexandrov says one thing he always missed on Omarchy and on macOS was a modern native database client, and presents Tabletist built in Rust with fastframe for a truly native experience on both Omarchy and macOS with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite support, noting this first release is read-only with more capabilities coming, linking igor-alexandrov/tabletist.

geekbb: Apple Dark Mac-Style Feel Layer for Omarchy

@geekbb

geekbb says he is putting a macOS operation feel on the Omarchy desktop: Mac-style shortcuts, rounded windows, frosted panels, a transparent top bar, and optional Apple peripheral integration, linking johnloringpollard's omarchy-mac-starter; the screenshot is an Apple Dark settings card reading "A quieter desktop, from morning to night." Appearance "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.

NixFred: Omarchy Doctor Health Checks with fix with agent

@NixFred

NixFred presents Omarchy Doctor: a green medical cross when the machine is healthy, yellow when something needs a look, red when it really needs the owner, with the number on the cross as open problems, click for 16 evidence-backed checks, every problem a fix with agent button that only logs fixed when Doctor rechecks healthy, and a Fixes tab with before and after, linking nixfred/omarchy-doctor; one image is a cyber-medical stethoscope hexagon promo.

btsouth: T3 Code Orchestrator V2 with Omabox Omarchy Desktops

@btsouth

btsouth says T3 Code Orchestrator V2 is sick, with 3 subagents auditing different parts of his app in parallel while Omabox gives them isolated Omarchy desktops to test it, calling T3 Code, Omabox, and Omarchy three of his favorite projects in one screenshot; the screenshot is a lead-agent report that used the omabox skill to inspect Omaroll, with three done subagents for viewer, gallery, and reliability audits totaling 4m 45s.

ncfrontiersman: Apple Studio Display Fully Working on Omarchy

@ncfrontiersman · Apple Studio Display

ncfrontiersman says the Apple Studio Display is now fully working on Omarchy with M1/M2 Pro and Max Macs, with display, webcam, speakers, and USB-C hub all over PCIe, that a PR is up and hopefully lands in the next Omarchy release, and that this is one less piece of Apple hardware keeping people tied to macOS; the video frame is a wooden desk with a laptop showing a dark music TUI and lo-fi playlist beside a large monitor on The Great Wave off Kanagawa wallpaper and the edge of a silver keyboard.

Varro1320876: Omarchy Plugin to Print Any Document in 3 Clicks

@Varro1320876

Varro1320876 presents an Omarchy plugin that lets someone immediately print any document in 3 clicks, calling it another very tiny step for mankind, and says Omarchy was the true middle point after finding Macs overpriced, Arch overwhelming, and Windows hated, with install via Darkosxl/1-click-omarchy-print; the screenshot is a cream Print panel listing 5 PRINTERS such as DEMO Canon Color and DEMO Epson Photo ready, with HW_Regression_California_Housing_Prediction.pdf selected under DOCUMENT.

Cube_Oakley: Fingerprint Reader Working on Omarchy on Pixel 7 Pro

@Cube_Oakley · Google Pixel 7 Pro

Cube_Oakley got the fingerprint reader working on Omarchy on the Pixel 7 Pro, noting these phones run a separate secure OS called trusty that manages the reader and that they can communicate with that OS like Android does to enroll or check fingerprints; the photo is a Pixel lock screen with carrier label omarchy, a glowing blue fingerprint icon, "Swipe up for PIN," and purple-orange hills wallpaper.

mofasiurrehman: lumen Omarchy Bar Recorder Because Loom Does Not Run on Linux

@mofasiurrehman

mofasiurrehman says Loom does not run on Linux so he built lumen: it lives in the Omarchy bar, records with the face in a bubble, cuts ums and long pauses when the recording stops, and puts a share link on the clipboard, free and open source with videos on the poster's own Cloudflare, linking fasi96/lumen; the video frame is a dark purple graphic with a soft glow and a cut-off four-pointed star.

_0xQuan: His First Official Plugin Wisp 2.1.2 Hits the Marketplace

@_0xQuan

_0xQuan says his first official plug-in for Omarchy made it to the marketplace: Wisp 2.1.2, a machine familiar that grows with the user and helps them learn and navigate a new Omarchy machine, thanking hancore_linux and dhh for a seamless plug-in process, with the listing oxquan.pixel-spirit; the video frame is a dark MEET WISP card reading "Your machine has a familiar" and "NATIVE OMARCHY COMPANION • LOCAL BY DESIGN."

JoshuaSWarren: Coreglass Makes Apple Silicon Inference Profiling Fun

@JoshuaSWarren · M1 Max

JoshuaSWarren says Omarchy on Apple Silicon makes local AI fast with his MLX and Apple Neural Engine drivers, that dhh inspired him to believe computing should be fun, look good, and run fast, and that he built Coreglass to make inference profiling fun, fast, and beautiful, linking joshuaswarren/coreglass; the screenshot is a synthwave COREGLASS dash titled "Where the speed goes" for M1 Max · T6001 · Omarchy M+ · linux-aurora with levers such as 78 ms Vulkan submit length at 13.0x and a note that ANE is idle during LLM decode.

johnpollard: His First Omarchy Plugin Reword Hits the Marketplace

@johnpollard

johnpollard says his first Omarchy plugin published, that the other name he was going to use was taken, and that he will post a video with more about it when he gets a chance; the screenshot is the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace with a red circle on the Reword card by @johnloringpollard showing a rewrite UI with "Reword for clarity and keep it concise." and a Rewrite button, listing id io.github.johnloringpollard.rewerd.

tempestchaosX: Omaflow 0.2 Teaser with New AIO LCD Faces

@tempestchaosX · NZXT Kraken Z

tempestchaosX teases Omaflow 0.2 with new AIO LCD faces since 0.1, including the Omarchy logo in the accent of the current theme, a saturation slider that deepens the color, and round or square layout from the cooler device info automatically; the image is an OMAFLOW 0.2 LCD Faces card showing an LCD window on the Omarchy tab with the maze logo, Brightness 100, Saturation 40, and footer "NZXT Kraken Z (Z53, Z63 or Z73) 320x320 - Round"

RidgetopAI: Wobble Party Halloween Addition on the Marketplace

@RidgetopAI

RidgetopAI says the Wobble Party Halloween addition is out and on the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace and that kids will like it; the video frame is a split desktop with Wobble Party egg characters in star sunglasses on a dark grid floor under neon star and heart outlines, captioned "Wobble Party is listening — play something in cliamp, Spotify or anything else," beside a system monitor for a 12th Gen i7-12700KF.

brankopetric00: kubebar Easy Kubernetes Context Switch

@brankopetric00

brankopetric00 presents kubebar as an easy Kubernetes context switch in Omarchy opened with SUPER SHIFT + K, with the repo at petricbranko/kubebar; the video frame is a dark desktop with a terminal running kubectl get nodes, k8s-worker1 Ready with no role and omarchy Ready as control-plane, both on v1.37.1, and the corner reading kubernetes-admin@kubernetes.

SiliconForested: se30os Bootloader OS with Omarchy ttfx Screensavers

@SiliconForested · Macintosh SE/30

SiliconForested says AI created a bootloader and an entire operating system out of mostly assembly called se30os, with Ethernet, Telnet, and most importantly the Omarchy ttfx screensavers, at 72kb and running very fast; the video frame is a beige Macintosh SE/30 with a dark CRT, rainbow Apple mark, and the top edge of a matching keyboard.

pierre_svaert: kbextract Ported to GTK with Go and libadwaita

@pierre_svaert

pierre_svaert says he ported kbextract to GTK, moving from a C++/Qt/QML stack to Go + GTK, that it is a largely superior version, that GTK with libadwaita makes GNOME application guidelines possible, that QML brings freedom but forces reinventing the wheel, and that one day there will maybe be a coherent design system for Omarchy or Quickshell while leveraging the rest of the ecosystem remains a good option; the screenshot is a KOBOeReader highlights window for Le Monde d'Hier over a dark cloudy wallpaper.

dougburks: OhMyDebn for People Who Like Debian and Omarchy

@dougburks

dougburks replies that if someone likes Debian and Omarchy they might like OhMyDebn; the screenshot is a Debian GNU/Linux 13.7 Cinnamon desktop with an OhMyDebn logo terminal, an OpenCode window, OhMyDebn fastfetch showing Version 4.8.0 and Matte Black theme on a 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H KVM guest, and a btop monitor over a woodcut ship-and-sun wallpaper.

JKirstaetter: Omarchy Keyboard Shortcuts Helper for Debian Xfce4

@JKirstaetter

JKirstaetter describes a one-shot vibe-coded helper app that keeps a Debian system running Xfce4 in sync with existing hotkeys and the added Omarchy ones, covering best of both worlds and redistributed across his systems; the screenshot is a window titled "Omarchy Keyboard Shortcuts (Xfce4 Edition)" listing shortcuts such as SUPER + T for a secondary Tilix terminal and SUPER + Return for Tilix, with the footer "Configured for Xfce4 & xfwm4."

EpistoAI: Pupa Puts Monarch Money on the Omarchy Bar

@EpistoAI

EpistoAI built Pupa: Monarch Money on the Omarchy bar as one butterfly that turns green when spending is under the usual pace, amber when over, never red, with hover for the whole month and read-only access, built to be forked, linking nathankramm/omarchy-monarch-money; the screenshot is an October Monarch Money spending dash showing $800 spent by day 12, $138 under usual, category bars, and an Open Monarch button.

ntbrown01: Omarchy Installing on a 2013 Mac Pro

@ntbrown01 · 2013 Mac Pro

ntbrown01 says Omarchy is installing on a 2013 Mac Pro right now after an upgrade to macOS Monterey 12.7.6 to update the boot ROM, then pulling the original SSD and replacing it with a Sandisk plus adapter; the photo is a cylindrical Late 2013 Mac Pro beside a Dell monitor showing the Omarchy install splash with "Installing Omarchy," a progress bar, and the tip "Use Xournal++ to sign PDFs."

_hhnj: PulseTicker Omarchy Port and Taipei Meetup October 20

@_hhnj

_hhnj recommends pulseticker_app for tracking stock prices on macOS, notes the author quickly added Taiwan stocks and MCP support after feedback with a 30-day trial, says the author also ships an Omarchy port that may update less often than the macOS build, and mentions an Omarchy Taipei Meetup on October 20; the screenshot is a Pulse card on the 臺股 tab showing 台積電 TW 2330 and 元大台灣50 TW 0050 with "Quotes healthy"

OmarchyUpdates: Omarchy Voice Dictation Hold F9 Demo

@OmarchyUpdates

OmarchyUpdates demonstrates Omarchy voice dictation: install via Omarchy menu, Install, AI, Dictation, click where text should go, hold F9, speak, then release so words appear in the focused field, useful for quick notes, messages, and longer AI prompts with a check of the transcription before sending; the promo graphic reads "OMARCHY DICTATION." and "STOP TYPING. START TALKING." beside a mic, a glowing HOLD F9 key, and a Tomorrow's tasks checklist.

tylermayberry: Omarchy-Native YouTube Music Client

@tylermayberry

tylermayberry says he made YouTube Music extra slick and Omarchy native and wayyyy faster, with complete features; a follow-up lists cards that lift on hover, search for anything, timed lyrics, and most replayed; the video frame is a dark YouTube Music player on Get Lucky by Daft Punk with an Up Next queue and a "Signed out of YouTube Music" notice.

lerdphp: Lerd v1.36.0 Dashboard Follows Omarchy Desktop Colors

@lerdphp

lerdphp ships Lerd v1.36.0, a local PHP environment for Linux and macOS that runs rootless Podman containers for Nginx and PHP-FPM; new in 1.36 the dashboard follows the desktop so Omarchy, Plasma, GNOME, and macOS publish their colors and Lerd repaints every window when they change, and the Debug window catches ray() without a Ray app, Monolog logs, Sentry and Inspector exceptions, and SMS and Slack messages a site sends; the video thumb is a nearly black frame.

jimchristian: Movie Night Six Omarchy Themes

@jimchristian

jimchristian presents Movie Night: six Omarchy themes for the films we rewound until the tape wore thin: Clockstrike 88, Crossed Streams, Digital Frontier, Nostromo, Power Maze, and Tears in Rain; the image is a 2x3 collage of film-homage wallpapers including a lightning-struck clock tower and DeLorean, proton packs vs a green ghost, a neon light cycle, a ringed planet through a ship window, a neon Pac-Man maze, and a rainy cyberpunk rooftop.

smgdkngt: Dobase Gets 22 Omarchy Themes and a Follow-Desktop Command

@smgdkngt

smgdkngt says he wanted Dobase to look a bit nicer and that got out of hand: 22 themes borrowed from Omarchy, themed scrollbars, and a command that makes Dobase follow the Omarchy desktop when the theme switches, with the site recoloring itself too when T is pressed; the video frame is a dark Dobase Product Launch kanban with Backlog, To Do, In Progress, and Review columns for a space-snack launch.

petrzela123: Mail for Omarchy Now in the Plugin Marketplace

@petrzela123

petrzela123 says Mail for Omarchy is now in the plugin marketplace as a light and fast terminal Gmail client where Jev (TypeSafe AI) sorts the inbox into Gmail labels and checks a reply before it is sent, linking the listing petrzpav.mail; the animated frame is a dark Mail window with Inbox and label tabs, a busy unsorted inbox list, keyboard shortcuts including ^j Jev, and the caption "A busy inbox. Nothing sorted yet."

itcaat: His First Omarchy Plugin Easy Calendar Lands in the Marketplace

@itcaat

itcaat says his first plugin landed in Omarchy, that integration is simple by adding iCal links from calendar settings, that it began as a fork the original author had left alone, and that he reworked it to make adding calendars simpler, linking the marketplace listing itcaat.easy-calendar; the screenshot is a calendar widget for August 14 with Product sync, Standup, Lunch with Ana, a declined Budget review, and Sprint retro over a purple peek-a-boo eye wallpaper.

martiano: New Try Omarchy Release Is So, So Close

@martiano

martiano says a new Try Omarchy release is so, so close, that he is just merging everything and will do a final test round, that this version is much more reliable and stable than the previous one and better in all aspects, and that it should be good for daily driving; the screenshot is a pull-request list from themartiano with checks green on items such as announcing app releases and keeping the launcher out of the Dock, measured VM performance diagnostics, and restoring browser GPU acceleration with native macOS OpenGL.

DanielLemky: Omarchy iPhone Mirroring v0.1.4

@DanielLemky

DanielLemky ships Omarchy iPhone Mirroring v0.1.4 with design improvements and a fix for an issue that was locking up the phone camera: the toolbar matches the Omarchy theme, floating windows fit the phone while tiling stays normal, Wi-Fi can mount a cached developer image, and stream shutdown is fixed, linking DanielLemky/omarchy-iphone-mirror releases tag v0.1.4; the screenshot is a mirrored iPhone home screen with a Google Calendar widget for a Bruins at Jets game and an app grid over a fighter-jet sunset landscape wallpaper.

ygorz01: Orcs & Elves Engine Aimed at Omarchy Linux Users

@ygorz01

ygorz01 says Opus 5.5 reverse engineered Orcs & Elves I and that he will enhance both engines and release them for people, especially Omarchy Linux users, to enjoy and to preserve gaming history; the video frame is a split desktop with an agent log on the left and an Orcs & Elves title screen showing Continue, New Game, and Back on the right.

tempestchaosX: Omaflow 0.1 Cooler Control Client for Omarchy

@tempestchaosX

tempestchaosX says Omaflow 0.1 is a coolercontrold client for Omarchy where one window runs the fans, the pump, and an AIO LCD, and the same repository is the bar chip, linking tempest-chaoscreator/omaflow; the promo shows overlapping OMAFLOW windows for Monitoring, Modes, Settings, and LCD with tags Omarchy, coolercontrol, and liquidctl.

nicknow: Keyboard-First Workspaces Plugin for Omarchy

@nicknow

nicknow says he created a 100% keyboard-first Omarchy plugin that makes finding a window easy, shows which workspaces go to which monitor, and lets users name workspaces without a mouse, linking nicknow/omarchy-nicknow-workspaces; the screenshot is a dark window-switcher listing monitors U2417H and U3415W with named workspaces including "worky work," "joyce-srv1," and "ws dev."

Entelic_Aria: Aria Workspaces Update for Hermes, OpenClaw, and Omarchy

@Entelic_Aria

Entelic_Aria says an Aria Workspaces update is live with Hermes container runtime 0.21.5 and plugin compatibility fixes, OpenClaw 2026.9.7 with gateway updates and rollback, and Omarchy installation flow for 4.0.4 with refreshed packages, kernel, and whole-machine backup before native upgrades, with opt-in upgrades under Workspace > Runtime updates; the promo graphic is titled "ARIA WORKSPACES" and "THE NEXT UPDATE" over mountain towers labeled HERMES, OPENCLAW, and OMARCHY with the line "Opt-in upgrades. Backup & recovery."

Cube_Oakley: Omarchy on Mobile Needs a Touch Shell Redo

@Cube_Oakley · OnePlus 7 Pro

Cube_Oakley says he is working on getting Omarchy working on mobile, that nearly everything needs to be redone from the ground up for touch and small screens, and links Cube-Oakley/omarchy-mobile; the photo is a OnePlus 7 Pro on a wood desk showing Arch Linux ARM with Hyprland, kitty, and "omarchy" in the status bar at 89% battery.

KitsuneSemCalda: OmaStore Indexes Omarchy Apps with omastore.toml

@KitsuneSemCalda

KitsuneSemCalda says OmarchyLinux apps stay scattered and hard to follow, so he built OmaStore to gather them: with an omastore.toml a project can be indexed and installed, linking KitsuneSemCalda/OmaStore; the screenshot is an OmaStore Discover page listing Omarchy AI by omribenami/Omarchy-AI and OmaVM by KitsuneSemCalda/OmaVM with a connected status.

ShieldsWorks: Omaquill Scrivener Clone on the Omarchy Marketplace

@ShieldsWorks

ShieldsWorks says writers running Omarchy now have Omaquill, a Scrivener clone in the Omarchy Marketplace that opens existing Scrivener projects and compiles to Word, EPUB, or a paperback-ready PDF, linking the listing io.github.shieldsworks.omaquill; the screenshot is a two-page spread of Moby-Dick opening with "Call me Ishmael." and the header MOBY-DICK on page 3.

caffo: Quickshell Plugin Brings Drafts Notes to Omarchy

@caffo

caffo says a 2011 ThinkPad is his favorite computer but Drafts does not do Linux, so he fixed that with 187 lines of Python, 40 lines of shell, and one Quickshell plugin for Omarchy, with a video of how the pieces talk and a repo soon; the video frame is a dark graphic reading "I capture everything in Drafts.app. On my iPhone, all day." beside a phone outline and yellow bullets for a link, an idea, a todo, a quote, an API key, and a bug.

paolino: ZapFast Follows Omarchy Themes

@paolino

paolino lists what landed in ZapFast in the last 5 days, including following the Omarchy theme with the same change-theme animation, app lock with a password, full-window videos, system font and color emoji, drag-to-select messages, drafts in the chat list, a softer look and new icon, and an AppImage for Linux; he quotes his ZapFast post calling it native WhatsApp at about 200 MB on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

gladimdim: Omarchy Watchface and WearOS Bridge for AI Limits

@gladimdim

gladimdim reminds WearOS Omarchists they can get an Omarchy Watchface and check AI usages, limits, and sessions from the wrist by installing the Omarchy widget, then two WearOS apps (watchface and bridge) that sync with Omarchy agents, all free; one screenshot is a round watch face at 22:27 with arcs labeled Claude 5h 73%, Grok 1 Wk 56%, and Claude 1 Wk 70%.

neogoose_btw: MCP Bridge Speeds Omarchy Video Editor Screenshot Overlays

@neogoose_btw

neogoose_btw says someone built an MCP bridge for the Omarchy video editor to use fframes rendering, which apparently significantly speeds up Omarchy's screenshot overlay editing; the screenshot is a GitHub commit page for avillagran/omarchy-video-editor titled "feat: add fframes MCP bridge and OmaShort teaser" with a README diff under "OmaShort x fframes teaser."

NixFred: Open-Source Harness Fork with Omarchy Bar Widget

@NixFred

NixFred says he got a Harness from autonomous_labs, that it is open sourced, and lists differences in his nixfred/openharness fork including finding every Claude session for the dial, dictation into the right session, jumping to the correct orca or herdr window, custom firmware arcs per agent, weekly subscription use on the dial and bar, an Omarchy bar widget, and heavy desktop animation; the photo is the round Autonomous dial showing CLAUDE, CODEX, and KIMI weekly use with NEXT: KIMI.

15r10nk: Omarchy Bar Entry for Days until the Next Python Release

@15r10nk

15r10nk says he just wanted a simple bar entry for Omarchy showing how many days are left until the next Python release and that the AI overdelivered, linking 15r10nk/omarchy-python-releases; the screenshot is a Python Releases panel with Python 3.15 as next stable, sidebar versions from 3.16 Development through 3.10 End of Life, and milestones for 3.15.0.

gabes_tint: User Services Bar Widget for Omarchy

@gabes_tint

gabes_tint says he published User Services, a bar widget to start, stop, and restart systemctl --user services with live RAM and VRAM per service for AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA GPUs, aimed at local AI and games, linking the marketplace listing io.github.gabepsilva.user-services; the screenshot is a User services panel reading "31 RUNNING · 1 FAILED" with favorites including voxtype, kokoro, ollama, a failed comfyui, and whisper-server.

justarieldotcom: Control Station Accepted on the Omarchy Marketplace

@justarieldotcom

justarieldotcom says his second Omarchy plugin, Control Station, was accepted onto the marketplace, calling it the panel he built because he kept checking the same things in different windows, and that he had never built for Linux before Omarchy; the screenshot shows a CONTROL STATION dashboard beside PLUGIN SETTINGS with weather for Birmingham, system stats, market, calendar, and a bottom bar.

cgranier: Fault Line 0.1.3 on the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@cgranier

cgranier says Fault Line 0.1.3 is live on the Omarchy plugin marketplace, that it shows what broke since boot with failed systemd units and folded journal error lines, and that handing a row to a coding agent now starts in normal mode and asks before it acts unless autoApprove is on; the screenshot is a Fault Line panel reading "1 FAILED UNIT · 6 PROBLEMS (42 LINES) · 24 HOURS" with qemu-guest-agent and other rows.

iam4x: Rust GPUI App Binds Codex Micro Buttons on Omarchy

@iam4x

iam4x says a Rust + GPUI app lets users bind any action to Codex Micro physical buttons and the dial on OmarchyLinux, that built-in AI can call local Codex CLI to create a script and bind it, that an example focuses or launches t3dotcodes, and that it respects the Omarchy theme, linking iam4x/codex-micro-omarchy; the screenshot window title is "Codex Micro" and the sidebar reads "BUTTON BINDINGS", with Desktop profile keys and a hyprctl focus script for key 01.

paolino: Spotifast 0.11 Follows Omarchy Themes

@paolino

paolino says Spotify's desktop app can take over 1 GB of RAM and that Spotifast is a native Spotify client using 100 to 250 MB on Linux, macOS, and Windows; new in 0.11 are a visualizer in the player bar, full-screen lyrics, and themes that follow Omarchy with a change animation; the video frame is a download card reading "DOWNLOAD · LINUX .DEB", "SPOTIFAST 0.11.0", and "spotify 172 MB".

zhufengme: Omarchy Plugin Turns the Machine into a Company-VPN Wi-Fi Hotspot

@zhufengme

zhufengme says disposable software is nearly here: for a need to get coworkers' varied devices onto the company intranet without per-device VPN accounts, he used DeepSeek for under 20 yuan this morning to write an Omarchy plugin that broadcasts an SSID from the machine and routes traffic through the machine's policy so any Wi-Fi device can reach the company intranet; the screenshot is an Andie-MiFi hotspot management UI showing the SSID enabled with one client connected.

petrzela123: Jev Command-Line Email Client on Omarchy

@petrzela123

petrzela123 says he has wanted a command-line email client for a decade and yesterday built it in one day with Claude Opus 5.5; it lives in his terminal on dhh's Omarchy, and Jev files his inbox into Gmail labels and grades his reply as he types while flagging every question he forgot; the video frame is a Mail inbox list captioned "A busy inbox. Nothing sorted yet."

KevinTang: MacBook Touch Bar Animations While Exploring Omarchy

@_KevinTang · 2020 Intel MacBook Pro

KevinTang is exploring animations for his MacBook Touch Bar after buying a used 2020 Intel MacBook Pro to explore Omarchy, hoping to customize the Touch Bar, with some animations like music visualizers synced to speaker output; the video frame shows the MacBook with a wireframe "PULL UP TERRAIN" animation on screen and a glowing Touch Bar, overlaid with text about custom animations on the Touch Bar.

DamirWallener: Omarchy Mini as Self-Authoring 10-Foot Game Console

@DamirWallener · Mac Mini

DamirWallener turned a Mini into an Omarchy box, put an emulator front end on it with 10-foot UX, connected it with his Codex account, and turned it into a self-authoring game console that is now building a mini catalog after implementing Minesweeper four ways as app, webapp, SNES ROM, and GameCube disc; the photo is a TV showing a Minesweeper grid labeled MINES 40 and TIME 0 with controller prompts for REVEAL, FLAG, RESTART, and PAUSE.

klaudworks: Omamail Calendar Features and Omarchy Agent Drafting

@klaudworks

klaudworks says Linux lacks a proper email and calendar client, points to Omamail by huacnlee, notes everything is keyboard first with shortcuts shown where appropriate, says he shipped a few features and improvements this week including a calendar with drag and drop of events, resizing events, Google Meet links, and notifying guests about meeting updates, and that on Omarchy Omamail integrates with the default agent to explain and draft emails; the screenshot is an Omamail-style mail view with an "AI" sidebar drafting a reply.

LinuxGamer_UK: HOUSENETCONTROL VPN Tunnel Dashboard on Omarchy

@LinuxGamer_UK

LinuxGamer_UK says that while developing a homelab with agents on OmarchyLinux he built a front end and back end to control multiple VPN tunnels and the devices connected through them on the fly by turning an edge server into a gateway/router, with each tunnel having its own country and server selection plus an AdGuard DNS lane, and that he may go on to create an Omarchy marketplace plugin next; the screenshot is a HOUSENETCONTROL dashboard with four tunnel zones and a Devices table to move devices between zones live.

RockySaint6611: Second Omarchy Plugin: Session Messenger Notifications

@RockySaint6611

RockySaint6611 says this is the second plugin he made for Omarchy Linux: a Session messenger notification plugin that shows the message notification and has the S logo grayed out until a notification comes in and then it will pulse green and blue; the video frame is a synthwave wireframe desktop with a top bar reading Brave and Tuesday date text.

sarlev_: %tend Apps Sync to Omarchy Theme; omarchy-urbit-theme Across Machines

@sarlev_

sarlev_ says %tend webapp and mobile apps (Android only currently) will now sync to the OmarchyLinux theme, that omarchy-urbit-theme syncs the theme across all the Omarchy machines, and that it also syncs colors to groundwire_j's Talon Urbit client; the video frame is a desk with a laptop, monitor, and phone showing themed interfaces.

rowellkeith: OmaRead Markdown Reader for Omarchy v0.1.0

@rowellkeith

rowellkeith built OmaRead, a Markdown reader for Omarchy as native QML on Quickshell with no web view; it follows the theme live, colors code from the reader's own palette, and keeps the reader's place while an agent rewrites the file, with v0.1.0 out at keithrowell/omaread; the screenshot is an OmaRead window open on omaread-spec.md with a CONTENTS sidebar and a search for "quickshell".

NormanGeek1: Plugin to Toggle Transparency and Glass Blur on Omarchy

@NormanGeek1

NormanGeek1 says the Aura theme is beautiful and asks what the point of a wallpaper is if the wallpaper cannot be seen inside the terminal, then says he created his own plugin to toggle transparency and glass blur in Omarchy; the screenshot shows an almost transparent terminal over a lakeside aurora wallpaper and an "Opacity" window with Active and Inactive sliders, a "Glass blur" toggle labeled "Frosted blur behind transparent windows," and the note "Fullscreen windows stay opaque."

tempestchaosX: Omaflow Cooling App and Bar Plugin for Omarchy

@tempestchaosX

tempestchaosX introduces Omaflow as a cooling app and a bar plugin with Omarchy design: the app window covers fans, the pump, and an AIO LCD, the plugin is the chip on the Omarchy bar, and both talk to coolercontrold and liquidctl, with a repo link coming soon; the graphic is labeled "OMAFLOW" with the tagline "Fan & cooling control for Omarchy" and sample Monitoring, Modes, Devices, and LCD panels.

afifsohaili: First Custom Omarchy Plugin Caffeinate for Timed Stay-Awake

@afifsohaili

afifsohaili's first custom Omarchy plugin: Omarchy comes with a built-in Stay Awake top bar icon, but the poster wants it to stay awake only for a set period such as 8h for a full work day, built with Deepseek v4.1 Flash in about 30 minutes; the screenshot shows a Caffeinate window labeled "NOT RUNNING" with presets from 30m to 24h, a custom duration field, a Start button, and a "Dim display to 10%" toggle.

jessyka_boat: Puts Omarchy on a 2015 MacBook Air as Daily Research Machine

@jessyka_boat

jessyka_boat argues a $2,000 laptop is a coping mechanism after putting Omarchy on a 2015 MacBook Air that could barely run and making it a daily research machine, then turning a $100 mirror and an Orange Pi into a productivity hub and building an app store for Omarchy; the photo is the mirror build, a disassembled flat panel on the floor, shot as a phone screenshot of the post.

backmeupplz: Omarchy Plugin to Start a Walking Pad at Pace 1.0

@backmeupplz

backmeupplz got tired of clicking a walking pad remote up to pace 1.0 and lacking step count history, asked Opus 5.5 to access the pad's API and create an Omarchy plugin, and says it did so open source and coming to the Omarchy plugin store so one laptop button starts walking at the correct pace; the video frame is mostly a game (New London, Sword Monarch), and the plugin evidence on that frame is the bar walker icon and 3,785, not a plugin window.

yetone: magpie Feels at Home on Omarchy with Live Theme Follow

@yetone

yetone says magpie now feels at home on Omarchy: it takes the theme's colours and font, follows theme switches live, and drops its quick panel from its own icon in the bar like Omarchy's own menus, with one place to pick every agent's model and switch subscriptions at v0.1.428; the screenshots show a magpie Agents window listing Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other agents with model mappings.

stevederico: Omarchy Gym Game Teaches Every Omarchy Shortcut

@stevederico

stevederico made a game that teaches every Omarchy shortcut: shortcuts roll down the lanes to a rock song, each lane is a modifier and the gem is the key, it scores the chord and never runs the real action, and it installs from the Omarchy plugin marketplace as omarchy-gym; the screenshot shows "Stage 5", "Voltage Parade", and "SUPER + T" to toggle window floating/tiling.

paolino: OmaCal Calendar in the Omarchy Bar, Starting with HEY

@paolino

paolino introduces OmaCal, a calendar in the Omarchy bar starting with HEY, with desktop notifications and ALT SHIFT SPACE opening a "Quick Add" panel. paolino tried to imagine how jasonfried and jasonzimdars would have designed it and asked for feedback; the video frame is a minimal Omarchy desktop with workspaces on the top bar and an orange glow on a black wallpaper.

SiliconForested: Test Kernel for Omarchy Mac Should Add Thunderbolt and Touch ID

@SiliconForested · MacBook (M1/M2)

SiliconForested offers an adventurous TEST kernel install for M1 or M2 Macs already on Omarchy for Macs, warning it can break an install, and says it should add Thunderbolt support, SEP Touch ID support, and AVD improvements from community pull requests; the screenshot is a Machines table of Mac models with Touch ID marked "supported", "under test", and "boots, no profile".

Michaelzsguo: Omarchy mup Shortcut Refreshes Mise-Managed Codex and Tools

@Michaelzsguo

Michaelzsguo notes Omarchy comes factory-bundled with Codex and Claude Code, version-managed through Mise, and says the fastest way to update Codex is the terminal shortcut mup, Omarchy's short form for mise update that refreshes Mise-managed tools and stubs; the screenshot shows mup upgrading claude, codex, and pi via mise 2026.9.1.

supergruper: 3D-Printed Omarchy Super Keycap for Logitech MX Mechanical

@supergruper

supergruper created an Omarchy Super keycap for a Logitech MX Mechanical and says until official ones exist, "we'll have to 3D print it ourselves", with a 3D file in the comments; the photo is a close-up of the left cluster with a black Omarchy-logo keycap between Ctrl and Alt on a two-tone grey board with Hebrew sub-legends.

tcballard: build-omarchy-plugins v0.6.1 Skills Cover Quattro Widget Traps

@tcballard

tcballard says Quattro changed the rules for coding agents. Widgets can render without data, and services can survive a reload with yesterday's code. tcballard shipped build-omarchy-plugins v0.6.1 so the skills explain those traps before an agent starts "fixing" them; the video frame is a dark title card with a thin chartreuse bar and a zeroed timecode.

btsouth: Omaframe 0.3 Adds Markup, Blur, and Secret Spotting on Omarchy

@btsouth

btsouth says Omaframe 0.3 is out for Omarchy with markup on recordings: arrows, boxes, labels, steps, and blur or redact for a whole clip, plus screenshots that spot possible secrets before sharing, with H to hide them and T to copy the text; the video frame shows Omaframe editing omarchy-logo.mp4 with an OMARCHY pixel logo and a "Made with Omarchy" label.

rowellkeith: OmaCodeSnap, rowellkeith's First Omarchy Plugin, Captures Themed Code PNGs

@rowellkeith

rowellkeith says OmaCodeSnap, their first Omarchy plugin, is in the official directory: users select code, press a key, and get a PNG in the Omarchy theme and wallpaper, colored as Zed, VS Code, or Neovim shows it, still in beta; the screenshot is a Zed JavaScript window over a classical landscape wallpaper with sharedPrefix and commonIndent helpers.

RookiOS72: tidefiles v0.3.0 Keyboard-Driven File Manager Preview for Omarchy

@RookiOS72

RookiOS72 built tidefiles v0.3.0 (preview), a keyboard-driven three-pane file manager with live Omarchy theming, previews for images, PDFs, video, and syntax-highlighted code, and a system clipboard that round-trips with Super+C/X/V; next up are archives, progress and cancel for big copies, fuzzy search, and markdown and CSV preview. The screenshot shows three panes browsing Pictures with a flyover radar image preview.

oliveroxenham: Typarchy Survival Typing Game Live on the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@oliveroxenham

oliveroxenham says Typarchy is live on the Omarchy plugin marketplace: survival speed-typing with a worldwide leaderboard where each word tightens a shrinking clock, pitched as a game while an AI agent finishes a task; the screenshot shows the "TYPARCHY Survival" screen with the word expelled partly typed, "SCORE 400", and "OLIVEROX" ranked #1.

MichaelGannotti: Primeagen Joins Omarchy Core for Oligarchy Agentic QA

@MichaelGannotti

MichaelGannotti says Primeagen just joined Omarchy Core to run Agentic QA and has been building Oligarchy, which boots Omarchy on a fresh QEMU disk and has agents drive it like a person with keystrokes, mouse, and screenshots, with each test as a ticket and DigitalOcean Droplets picking up the fleet across an x86, Apple, Snapdragon, Nvidia, and Pi matrix that MichaelGannotti says no human team clicks through every release; the graphic contrasts "Human QA" with "Oligarchy" and is dated September 26.

OmarchyMac: New Installer Demoed at the Copenhagen Omarchy Meetup for Omarchy M

@OmarchyMac · Apple M1

OmarchyMac shares the first demo of its new installer "in the wild" at the Copenhagen Omarchy meetup, crediting maralcbr for getting it ready just in time; the attached screenshot is a tester's post about trying a beta of Omarchy M for Apple M chips, with the installer window on an Apple M1 showing Omarchy already installed and an option to remove it and return the space to macOS.

thetundeo: Danish Laptop Retailer Offers Unattended Omarchy Preinstall at the Copenhagen Omarchy Meetup

@thetundeo

thetundeo says the team from a Danish laptop retailer is "for real" and had a stand at the Copenhagen Omarchy meetup, where buyers who select Omarchy as the OS at order get an unattended install before the machine ships; an X13 was on display, and the photo is the retailer's black business card on a light countertop. thetundeo quote-posts dhh's earlier post about buying a preinstalled ThinkPad X13 from the same retailer.

latentleak: Astrolog 8.00 GTK4 App That Follows the Omarchy Theme

@latentleak

latentleak gave Opus 5.5 the source of Astrolog 8.00, the astrology program Walter D. Pullen has developed since 1991, and asked for a modern GUI; it built a native GTK4 desktop app with a live chart wheel, aspect tracing, and a 33k-city atlas that follows the Omarchy theme in real time, and the attached chart graphic is labeled Tokyo Night against a starfield.

perlausten: Omarchy Copenhagen Meetup Tops 100 Attendees

@perlausten

perlausten says the Omarchy Copenhagen meetup on September 28, 2026 was a success, with 150 signed up and more than 100 in attendance by perlausten's count, thanks TheoAndersen for organizing the venue, and mentions meeting sonderby and Dennis_Rye in person and saying a quick hi to dhh, quoting dhh's earlier nudge that perlausten should start it; the photo is a crowded indoor room under wooden slats and stage lights.

calledtocnstrct: Suggests Omarchy Bundles as a Third Registry Package Type

@calledtocnstrct

calledtocnstrct suggests Omarchy bundles, curated packs for activities like web development, content creation, photography, gaming, or school that group apps, plugins, AI skills, and project setup into one install, as a third data-only package type in the registry next to plugins and themes, with reference-counted uninstall so shared apps stay installed.

tcballard: Explaining Omarchy Season 1 Guide Starts October 1, 2026

@tcballard

tcballard says most of September 2026 went to learning Omarchy in public, and on October 1, 2026 the real Explaining Omarchy begins with Season 1, a structured guide from everyday tasks to the bits that make people stop and ask how something works; the graphic reads EXPLAINING OMARCHY in light blue retro pixel type on a dark background.

nathan_jcurtis: omaorchestra 0.2.0 Adds Fleets for Omarchy Agents

@nathan_jcurtis

nathan_jcurtis says omaorchestra 0.2.0 is out for Omarchy, coordinating Claude Code, Codex, and opencode side by side with status for working, waiting, and done agents, and this release adds fleets, a team of agents on one goal with a plan to approve first; the screenshot is the omafleet attention queue and an Approve the Plan panel for paging search results.

andrew_munkacsi: Releases Omagit, an Omarchy-Native Git GUI for Tiling WMs

@andrew_munkacsi

andrew_munkacsi released Omagit, an Omarchy-native git GUI designed with tiling window managers in mind, calling it fast and light on memory, with the basics for reviewing code across multiple repos and a layout that stays usable in a narrow tile, and hopes to get it into Omarchy's package repository; the screenshot shows an Omagit diff striped across five Omarchy themes.

btsouth: Omaframe Adds Quick Finished Screenshots and Recordings on Omarchy

@btsouth

btsouth built Omaframe so screenshots on Omarchy look finished without an advanced editor: Print Screen to capture and pick a finish, E to mark up, Alt+Print Screen to record with a Stop button that stays out of the video, free and local; the video frame shows a finished, framed screenshot of a light dashboard marked up with a label and arrow.

tcballard: Snake Escapes into the Omarchy Software Install Screen

@tcballard

tcballard says the snake escaped the Omarchy installer into the software install screen, where, as Rails installs, the Omarchy logo draws itself in the active theme's colors over the still-visible package log, and asks dhh and ryanrhughes whether it can get into the Quattro release, saying even the waiting should feel like Omarchy; the video frame is an Installing Ruby on Rails dialog.

devngl: Reactive AI Wallpaper Watches Coding Agents on Omarchy

@devngl

devngl had Claude build a reactive AI wallpaper that watches coding agents, turning green when one is working, amber when one is waiting, and red when an API call fails, and that, in devngl's joke, gets bored and farts when idle; devngl also jokes that Omarchy should ship a few; the video frame is an ASCII ghost face with a prompt-symbol eye on a starfield with cyan and green glows.

cgranier: Crash Desk 0.2.5 Adds Full Crash History on Omarchy

@cgranier

cgranier ships Crash Desk 0.2.5 for Omarchy with a full crash history: open a program to see every crash rather than just a count, a where-it-died line from the stack trace even after the core file is gone, muting for noisy programs, today, 7-day, 30-day, and all-time views, and diagnosis with any installed agent; the screenshot is the Crash Desk list showing 7 programs and 25 crashes in 14 days with shortcuts for diagnose, mute, and details.

simonemerli: Outbound Omarchy Plugin Maps Live App Connections on a Globe

@simonemerli

After watching yukihiro_matz's Rails World talk, simonemerli tried Spinel, matz's Ruby-to-native compiler, and built Outbound, an Omarchy plugin that shows where apps connect, live on a globe; simonemerli says the collector is Ruby compiled to a binary of about 750 KB, with no root and local GeoIP; the video frame is a beige Europe-centered connection map with country codes around a glowing hub.

tcballard: Command & Conquer Omarchy Edition v0.1.0

@tcballard

tcballard releases Command & Conquer: Omarchy Edition v0.1.0, an OpenRA skirmish on the Package Conflict map with Omarchian bases, package harvesting, the opposing factions Reboot Required and The Walled Orchard, custom units, artwork, and interface, plus coding-agent helicopters, and shares a release video; the video frame is green-on-black pixel art of a terminal-core base with a command prompt screen.

quantumpixel_x: Noren Party Mode Turns Omarchy into a Desktop Light Show

@quantumpixel_x

quantumpixel_x announces Party Mode, new in Noren: playing a video makes the whole Omarchy desktop play along, with the window glowing with every scene, the top bar pulsing with the beat, and each kick drum sending a flare across the bar, and pausing snaps everything back to the normal theme; the video frame is an abstract purple and teal bokeh on black.

pdaether: BMW Boxer Night Dream Theme with Looping Video Wallpaper for Omarchy

@pdaether · Intel Core Ultra 7 255H

pdaether likes the Omarchy theme featuring the Audi Quattro but built a theme around a beloved BMW Boxer instead, with an animated video that can loop as the desktop background; the screenshot is a dark Omarchy desktop with a neon night-street motorcycle wallpaper, a terminal file listing, and btop showing an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H.

witcheer: Why Omarchy Shows Hyprland's Not Responding Dialog Sooner While Hermes Desktop Starts

@witcheer

witcheer explains that the Application Not Responding popup is Hyprland's own dialog, which Omarchy shows sooner than stock Hyprland while Hermes Desktop takes a few seconds to start, because Omarchy sets anr_missed_pings to 3 against Hyprland's default of 5; witcheer suggests raising the value, for example to 6, in Omarchy's Hyprland look-and-feel config, or turning the dialog off.

LaurenceKuek: Calls an OS Inflection Point and Shares a Kuching Omarchy Wallpaper

@LaurenceKuek

LaurenceKuek says, in LaurenceKuek's words, “We are officially at an OS inflection point,” describing Omarchy as designed by dhh as an “Omakase” Linux-based OS whose main draw is pre-wired, system-level AI tools, and shares a recreated Omarchy-styled wallpaper of Kuching; the photo is a misty night panorama of the Darul Hana Bridge and Sarawak State Legislative Assembly under orange lights.

nkeilar: Voxtype Dictation 2.6× Faster on a 2015 MacBook Pro under Omarchy

@nkeilar · 2015 MacBook Pro (Intel, Radeon R9 M370X)

nkeilar reports local dictation on a 2015 MacBook Pro running about 2.6× faster in nkeilar's own benchmark, using Voxtype plus whisper.cpp on the old Radeon R9 M370X via Vulkan with greedy decoding, an encoder window sized to each clip, and kernels tuned for GCN 1.0, fully offline on Omarchy; nkeilar's chart shows 10 s dictation dropping from 4.57 s to 1.75 s and 25 s dictation from 6.55 s to 3.74 s across 26 recordings, with a median word match of 100%.

avillagran: OhmLauncher Syncs Themes Both Ways with Omarchy over LAN

@avillagran

avillagran says changing the theme on the phone made the Omarchy desktop follow, in avillagran's words, “before my coffee,” and changing it on the desktop makes the phone follow back, in real time both ways over the LAN with no cloud, crediting OhmLauncher plus Omarchy; the screenshot is a phone home screen with a cosmic purple nebula wallpaper and a large OMARCHY wordmark widget.

nkeilar: raytube Casts Omarchy Desktops to Apple TV and Chromecast

@nkeilar · 2015 MacBook Pro

nkeilar ships raytube to cast an Omarchy desktop to an Apple TV (AirPlay 2) or Chromecast with zero-copy capture and H.264 encoding on the GPU, at what nkeilar says is about 11% of one CPU core on a 2015 MacBook Pro, plus a hidden TV desktop that only the TV sees and an Omarchy bar Cast menu plugin; the graphic walks Hyprland frames through zero-copy capture and GPU encode to AirPlay 2 and Cast.

thebytorsnowdog: ThinkPad T480s Gets a 4G Card and a Cellular Status Plugin

@thebytorsnowdog · ThinkPad T480s

thebytorsnowdog fitted a 4G card in a ThinkPad T480s, and Codex set it up on Omarchy and built a plugin that shows signal, tracks data used today and this month, picks the best network for the SIM, and steps aside for Wi-Fi; per the post, usage tracking failed the first time but works now; the screenshot is a dark Cellular popover connected over LTE on standby with another connection preferred, showing locally tracked data counters for today and this month.

scottharveyco: Planned Rails Pulse Omarchy Plugin for Exception Notifications

@scottharveyco

scottharveyco says a Rails Pulse Omarchy plugin is on the way, starting with exception notifications that drop into an agent session via an upcoming Rails Pulse MCP server, crediting GregMolnar for the inspiration; the video frame is a dark Omarchy desktop with a Rails Pulse exceptions dashboard and an empty terminal.

TMO_22_: LanChat Local Messaging Plugin for Multi-Machine Omarchy

@TMO_22_

TMO_22_ built LanChat, an Omarchy plugin for people running multiple Omarchy machines, offering local messaging and file transfer that TMO_22_ describes as private and encrypted, plus a local HTTP API for scripts or AI agents on the network; the video thumb is a dark navy desktop with a large lavender pixel OMARCHY wordmark and a thin top bar.

BlackOpsREPL: Planner123 Keyboard-First Calendar Demoed at Omarchy Sunday Social

@BlackOpsREPL

BlackOpsREPL thanks Omarchy Sunday Social for stage time and demos Planner123, a local keyboard-first calendar that turns an inbox of tasks into a proposed schedule, inherits themes, and can sync with Google, with more coming; the video frame is a neon-green Planner123 TUI for October 2026 with Deep Work and Personal calendars and vim-like shortcuts.

ZenFoco8: Commit Wallpaper 1.1.0 Awaiting Omarchy Marketplace Approval

@ZenFoco8

ZenFoco8 announces Commit Wallpaper 1.1.0 for Omarchy with a heatmap of any repo or GitHub user, a pulse when a new commit lands, rotating photo folders with hover previews, and portrait plus multi-monitor layouts, noting it is waiting on approval in the Omarchy plugin marketplace; the animated thumb is a neon-green Omarchy contribution heatmap dashboard with 43.4k stars and recent DHH commits.

mofasiurrehman: Liquid Glass Terminals Reach the Omarchy Plugin Marketplace

@mofasiurrehman

mofasiurrehman says liquid glass is on the Omarchy plugin marketplace, describing glass terminals that bend whatever sits behind them and pick up the active theme, with a new video of real footage from the poster's machine; the video thumb is a close-up of an eye with chromatic aberration and orange flecks on the skin.

rodrigorojop: nirlock Face Unlock for Omarchy Laptops with IR Cameras

@rodrigorojop · ASUS Zenbook

rodrigorojop built nirlock after finding the Zenbook infrared camera idle under Omarchy, describing a Rust daemon, PAM module, and lock-screen plugin that rodrigorojop says unlocks in about 0.6s while the password always works in parallel; the screenshot is the GitHub README with a NIRLOCK ASCII banner that prompts looking at the laptop, plus a probe command for hardware checks, under the MIT license.

BratNinitux: QML Rendering Skill for Agents Building Omarchy Plugins

@BratNinitux

BratNinitux is collecting, in a skill for Omarchy plugins, an approach in which a coding agent renders QML interfaces in the background and inspects the images and different states without taking over the machine; the screenshot shows BratNinitux's MX Ergo plugin, a dark Logitech MX Ergo button mapper on the TTS/STT profile with the back button set to SUPER + ALT + E.

HowieDuhzit: ModelShelf Native Omarchy 3D Asset Browser (1.0 Planned)

@HowieDuhzit

HowieDuhzit introduces the start of ModelShelf, a native Omarchy file browser for 3D assets with CPU-rendered thumbnails in a killable helper process, XDG caching with dependency manifests, GLB, glTF, OBJ, and VRM via Qt Quick 3D, and FBX, STL, PLY, 3DS, and DAE via Assimp, with a 1.0 release planned within a week of the Sep 27, 2026 post; the video frame is a dark file manager grid of GLB model thumbnails under a faint OMARCHY watermark.

DanielLemky: Omarchy iPhone Mirroring v0.1.3 Landscape and USB Startup

@DanielLemky

DanielLemky ships Omarchy iPhone Mirroring v0.1.3, in which landscape viewing follows the iPhone, taps and scrolling included, USB startup can mount a compatible developer image from the local cache when needed, and setup and troubleshooting guidance is clearer; it is still an early alpha, tested on iOS 27 with other versions not yet verified; the screenshot shows a mirrored iPhone home screen over a sunset Omarchy wallpaper with a Google Calendar widget and app grid.

ashtonamory: omarchy-keycast Shows Keystrokes in Screen Recordings

@ashtonamory

ashtonamory credits gladimdim with the idea of a screen recorder for Omarchy and links the omarchy-keycast GitHub repo, which shows keystrokes, shortcuts, and clicks in Omarchy screen recordings with Hyprland bind labels and password masking; the video frame is a light Omarchy desktop with a faint OMARCHY watermark, a terminal prompt, and a Super+Enter Terminal keybinding overlay.

therealmc92: Planned OmaKid Multi-User Kids Sandbox for a Shared Omarchy Laptop

@therealmc92 · Intel MacBook Air

therealmc92 describes OmaKid, a planned multi-user kids sandbox for Omarchy on one Intel MacBook Air shared by the poster's four children, distinct from the Core team's planned during-install Kids Mode toggle; as planned, each kid gets a real no-sudo account with face-tile login, Grid or trimmed Desktop modes, age-range defaults, a root-owned screen-time ledger, optional home-network parent approvals, and an admin panel, with the code to be open sourced under MIT.

Dennis_Rye: Waiting for the First Omarchy Billboard Run

@Dennis Rye

Dennis_Rye starts a behind-the-scenes post about the first evening of the Omarchy billboard, saying the video shows Dennis_Rye getting out of the car at exactly midnight hoping to catch the first run, which came on about 15 minutes later; the video frame is a blurry night street photo of a brick building across the road, without a clear view of the billboard itself.

_0xQuan: Wisp Local Assistant Billed as Clippy for Omarchy

@_0xQuan

_0xQuan made Wisp, a personal local assistant that _0xQuan calls Clippy for Omarchy, and says it is live on _0xQuan's git, cites over 20k local operations, and notes it has been upgraded substantially since the attached video; the video frame shows a dark Omarchy desktop with Wanderer's Desk, Earth Resonance, and Wave Desk widgets around a central wave graphic.

biscuit_ja: omarchy-jimaku Large Japanese Subtitles for X Videos

@biscuit_ja

biscuit_ja built omarchy-jimaku to watch X videos on Omarchy with large Japanese translation subtitles, saying some videos can only be seen on X and Chrome live captions are awkward to use; the screenshot shows an X post by 0xSero about interviewing DHH, with a photo of two people talking into microphones at a table and a large Japanese subtitle overlay that translates roughly as “the art of discussion.”

iamdothash: Flux Connects to herdr over Wi-Fi or Tailscale

@iamdothash

iamdothash announces a herdr integration for Flux, which can connect to a herdr instance over Wi-Fi or the Tailscale support iamdothash announced the same day; the video frame shows a purple-accent Omarchy desktop terminal with a Run the database migration prompt next to a phone app connected to omarchy-xps with clipboard, files, camera, mirror, commands, and agents controls.

ztrek7: WoW Addon Manager for Omarchy Without the CurseForge App

@ztrek7

ztrek7 says World of Warcraft runs on Omarchy, that an AI installed the Auctionator addon, and that loading CurseForge is off the table, then shares an addon manager that is, in ztrek7's words, free of BS; the screenshot shows a WoW Addons browse UI with Installed, Browse, Activity, and Settings tabs, searching 17,363 addons drawn from CurseForge and WoWInterface sources.

philsinatra: Endurance Interstellar Theme for Omarchy

@Phil Sinatra

philsinatra built an Omarchy theme called Endurance after rewatching Interstellar, with a deep-space palette and ray-traced Gargantua wallpaper; the screenshot shows a black-hole wallpaper behind a tiled file tree, Neovim editing a TypeScript slingshot-planning file with a to-do comment about frame dragging near Gargantua, and a terminal whose failing tesseract test expects five dimensions.

liberuum: UniCast Plugin Casts Local Video from the Omarchy Bar

@liberuum

liberuum built UniCast after finding no tool to cast local videos to TVs while using Omarchy, making the plugin in what liberuum calls “the spirit of the We Can Fix Everything”; the attached graphic promotes UniCast as casting local video to any TV straight from the Omarchy bar, with the TV fetching and decoding the file itself over DLNA, Google Cast, or AirPlay, plus volume, audio boost, subtitles, and seek.

erikrjohansson: Norrsken Omarchy Theme

@Erik R Johansson

erikrjohansson shares Norrsken, erikrjohansson's latest Omarchy theme, highlighting transparency and rounded corners; the attached video frame shows a dark desktop with a green planetary-horizon wallpaper and translucent rounded windows: a file manager, a note about testing transparency, a music visualizer playing Distorted Dreams, and Neovim editing a personal site.

gladimdim: SUPER DESKTOP File References Overview on Omarchy

@Dmytro Gladkyi

gladimdim shows the File References overview in SUPER DESKTOP on Omarchy, which scans the links, files, and markdown references in its AI coding-agent sessions (what he calls harnesses) into a categorized list; he highlights viewing on his phone a PNG prerender made by an agent session running on his PC, and says iOS and Android apps are coming soon.

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