Right, I'm trying out Omarchy but I dont really get it.
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Like the navigation of the tiling windows or you just don't get the appeal?
Never had a single issue with it
I hate tiling window managers, I guess I'm not autistic enough maybe? Debian with xfce is still good enough for me 🤷♂️
I should go back to my openbox/stalonetray/conky setup I used in the past. No panels, no 'start menu', no desktop icons. Just a desktop info center & keyboard shortcuts, and a desktop that loaded into less than 200MB of RAM. Really freaked out normies who tried to use it 😂
I thought the people who like it are the racist bigots
But bro its so based. Not a woke os like pop_os or Ubuntu
With this kind of hate I’m gonna have to try it eventually
Im loving this tile shit brah, didnt expect that tbh
I get the appeal, thats the only thing I get though. Figured out navigation so im one step closer.
Lol I keep hearing this, what this dude say to put him in base camp?
It’s really cool. Your agent makes plugins and fixes fstab or any other fuckup your pet goose did.
And looks like the matrix.
I’ve been using for the last 2 weeks.
I'm starting to see the Matrix thing.
I have to say, I do like the screensaver that comes with it.
Nobody will tell me what Omarchy bro said that's so fucked up or whatever
How would you summarize it? What's your experience been?
I've been using it for a matter of hours, and even though I haven't a fucking clue what I'm doing with AI agents and all this shit, I quite like it.
Just remember:
(Super+k )for shortcuts
Yeah, Im leaning heavy on the old super k
Its just stupid people taking things out of context.
DHH Omarchy Doctrine: Fascism Stage One by Definition | flyingpenguin
It is very different and will take a while to figure it out enough to get comfortable.
Once I hear "facism" , I switch off
i jest run garuda and deeseek harness. been managing my system with ai for ages, fixing drivers, installing obscure shit.
the shell sounds interesting
It’s different, feels fresh, looks good, it’s a challenge to learn… a bit of bloat here and there and some proprietary apps.
I really like how it manages packages, making web apps, I had no issues with steam or everything I wanted to use.
The agent incorporated is cool, but you can use vs code for the same experience.
I’m running it on a hp laptop with i5 and 16gb of ram.
Overall, 4.5 out of 5.
I’ll keep using it.
They have good branding, cool font etc.
I'm sticking with Ubuntu for now despite the usual ridicule. It works
I still use vi as my primary editor.
A true psychopath!