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And the wallpapers by @OldJobobo are so darn cute too!

The video work that @yamzeight is doing for the upcoming Omarchy Kids version is just incredible! (This is from the Nord theme).

I was 14 when I first had the phone lines installed in my little bedroom in Copenhagen. The installer from Danish Telecom really didn't know what to make of it. He was deeply suspicious! (And with good reason, warez and calling cards flowed freely over my nodes 😂).

"we care about excellent code. we don't care who you are. like maybe you're a dog. i don't care. i need to look at your code." — the original hacker creed ❤️

This started as a tale at the track a few days ago about an amazing old school game, then a hunch that new models could turn it into something awesome and modern. Now it's happening. AGI all in! 😄

Try Omarchy for Windows v0.0.13 is out. github.com/omacom/try-oma… Copy an image in Windows, paste it in Omarchy. And back. Keyboard layout and time zone now follow Windows. The VM sizes itself to your CPU and RAM, remembers where you left the window, and shows up in Apps & features with a real uninstall. Deleted files give their space back to Windows. Plus a fix for gaps and borders in looknfeel.lua being ignored, and Print Screen finally stays inside Omarchy.

Electronic Confusion was the elite Amiga warez BBS I ran from 1994-1996. World HQ for Passion, Puzzle, Hydra diskmag, Depth, and Restless. 3 nodes. Amiga 4000. Omarchy feels like coming home to the demoscene ❤️

That install ran 3m 33s and was mind blowing at the time. Now we're sub-60sec with a much better install experience, dual boot, unattended install, and more. We've come a LONG way from that moment and have WAY more on the horizon. 🤘😎🤘

The car is white, so of course there is a light version too. Arguably the more honest of the two. Light version

Why do we obsess so much over the install time of Omarchy? I'll tell you why...

Added a requested feature by many: Connect apps to windows in workspaces. For the interested ones, here is a full list of the changes made, written by AI: - Pin an app to a workspace so it opens there wherever you launch it from, using a Hyprland window rule - Pin an app to a numbered place, or to several places at once - Put several apps in one place; whichever is open takes it - Search every app installed on the machine, not just what is running - Read names and launch commands from desktop entries - One button opens everything the workspace is missing, one window per empty place - Terminal apps like nvim and btop open in your terminal under a class the pin can match - A pin corrects itself when a launch opens a window under a different class, as webapps and terminal apps do - A pin remembers the command that opened it and the readable name of the app - Split a slot the other way, so a column becomes a top and a bottom - Split that half again, three levels deep: columns, then rows, then columns - Drag the divider at every level, including the one inside a split - Extra windows become real places instead of a temporary stack while you work in the panel - Editing a shipped layout makes a copy called custom-xxxx and leaves the original alone - Capture builds a layout plus pins from the windows already on screen - Drag one tile onto another and the two swap their apps - Hold a tile near an edge and that half lights up; drop it there and the place splits, your app takes the half, and the place it came from disappears - Hover a tile for two arrows that split it either way - Right-click a tile to split, merge, remove, even out, clear its apps, or put an app in it - Right-click a workspace to hand it back to Hyprland, capture it, or clear its apps - App names are drawn inside the tiles they live in - The tile you are carrying follows the cursor with its name and target - A layout per monitor, sitting between the per-workspace choice and the profile default - Clicking a workspace takes you to it - The panel scrolls when it grows taller than the screen - Single-key shortcuts are gone; Esc closes, everything else is pointed at - Sixteen command-line commands: status, workspace, json, profiles, apply, layouts, set, reset, pin, unpin, capture, launch, open, close, show, hide, toggle - Full command-line documentation in docs/cli.md

People who think Office, Teams, or Outlook coming to Linux as native apps are stuck in a pre-@satyanadella idea of Microsoft. This was the memo 10 years ago!! microsoft.com/en-us/windows-…

Introducing Omapager, a notification plugin for @OmarchyLinux: ▪ One stack per source ▪ One click copies codes, links, numbers ▪ Reply/act from from the card ▪ Snooze a source or everything; codes still come through ▪ See exactly what you missed → github.com/njpatel/omapag…

Introducing Vimarchy, a Vimium-like window management UI for Omarchy. github.com/clickety-clack…

It will in the next version. Because Matthew is right, basic vi is great. We should honor our computing legacy and our elders. So basic vi will be a default in the next version! #wecanfixeverything github.com/omacom/omarchy…

This is so cool. Local agents, preconfigured. I know @0xsero is also cooking here. We're going to end up with something amazing out of the box very soon!

If you'd like to help us get Android apps running on Omarchy, please join #omarchy-android-apps on the Discord and give us a hand! discord.com/channels/13900…

Not right now, babe, @NetworkChuck just dropped another banger on Omarchy with 50 tips to getting the most out of our beatiful, fun & agentic Linux system! youtube.com/watch?v=2IDjte…

There are 30(!!) upcoming Omarchy Meetups around the world in September now! Absolutely gorgeous artwork for them. Signup in a city near you or start your own. Transfer the enthusiasm! luma.com/omarchy

Looks like my friends from laptops.dk are still blocking some visitors from outside of Europe (their shipping area). Here's what their page looks like: