Reading up on Omarchy
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Omarchy 3.7 is out! Huge release with new CLI, tons more gaming options, unlock screen themeing, OCR text extraction, cliamp, Asus ExpertBook PTL compatibility, and a million other fixes and improvements. https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy/releases/tag/v3.7.0
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Great walk through of everything new in Omarchy 3.4 by @stevenharms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHLIuvihO1U
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Omarchy 3.4.1 is out with Hyprland 0.54 and its new niri-like scrolling layout. It's even configurable on a per-workspace basis, so you can stick with dwindle for your main spaces that you keep neat, then go messy on others. Enjoy! https://t.co/GF3T8n0C01 pic.twitter.com/YKhcQtpOwf
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Omarchy 3.4 is out! Massive release with 61 contributors, three new themes, tailored Tmux, new screenshot flow, new agent features (claude by default + tmux swarm!), keyboard RGB theme syncing, and a million other things. https://t.co/TNTp4kl137 pic.twitter.com/svamyqHV1p
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Omarchy 3.4 will ship with a new Remove > Preinstalls option, so purists can get that barren default setup they've been asking for. Just Neovim, terminals, browser, media readers, and the defaults. Take it, heathens! pic.twitter.com/f7ol7qa3Um
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I've really come to love Tmux's programmability. Next Omarchy will have a "nic" function that starts current directory with this 3-way split: Neovim, Opencode, Terminal. Everything a programmer needs! pic.twitter.com/KbvPHESq7T
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Next version of Omarchy will have a delightfully configured Tmux setup out of the box. Many terminals, including Ghostty, have panes and tabs built-in, but let me show you why I've still come to prefer Tmux. pic.twitter.com/AhKJT7vwtC
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AI is such an incredible boost to Linux accessibility. Omarchy is a product of this. Good chance I would have given up without. https://t.co/wGGKvfucBH
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The beauty of opinionated open source software, like Rails or Omarchy, is that the initial experience can be carefully designed AND still offer the user infinite freedom to tailor it thereafter. It's your framework, it's your OS, it's your computer. https://t.co/b05Lb7yr4X
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Writebook is going open source in a not too-distant future, but before then, I still want markdown exports of all my Omarchy manuals to feed to LLMs. So giving Codex 5.2 the first shot at an implementation. Love this split with Ghostty! pic.twitter.com/eL8Tr9Jttj
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I love Aether, but I love the terminal even more.Here's Peachy.Omarchy is the first-class citizen for theming. However, it has full support for all kinds of distros. It even supports macOS.Started playing Arc Raiders during the Holidays, so a new theme had to be made. pic.twitter.com/SqqY1Ij6LK
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I had no idea that local model dictation had gotten this good and this fast! I'm blown away by how good hyprwhspr with Omarchy is just using a base model backed by the CPU. Unbelievably accurate. https://t.co/Jtz3eN84Jf
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Omarchy 3.2 is out! @mitchellh's Ghostty is the new default terminal, @tobi's Try is included, new stable mirror/pkg repo, TUI for bluetooth, two new themes, visual theme picker, and SO MUCH MORE! https://t.co/9irAh5Gh63 pic.twitter.com/4MHuOnykfO
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