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2140.wtf 2140wtf@rizful.com 2 weeks ago
Omarchy Mobile just got its own home:
Omarchy Mobile
Native Omarchy on your phone: Arch Linux, Hyprland and Omarchy
 📱 Native Omarchy on phones: Arch Linux ARM, Hyprland and Omarchy's own apps on a mainline kernel. No Android underneath. On the Pixel 7 Pro today: ▸ 19 of 22 hardware parts work: 120 Hz display, GPU, touch, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cameras, GPS, NFC, fingerprint, charging ▸ Modem and suspend are next ▸ omarchy update runs on the phone too Community ports are under way on 7 more phones, including the Pixel 6 Pro, 8 Pro, 9a and Fold. Stock Android stays on the other boot slot, so you keep a way back. Paste this into your coding agent: "Open
Omarchy Mobile
Native Omarchy on your phone: Arch Linux, Hyprland and Omarchy
 and its device list. Is my [phone model] supported, in progress or on the wanted list? List what works and what I'd risk. Don't run any commands." Would you run Omarchy on your phone?

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incoghs102 2 weeks ago
I can't wait for more model compatible versions to come out. GraphineOS pixels and TDB Motorolas for what needs maximum protection and Omarchy Mobile for old devices and just degoogleing and owning our hardware.
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K.ai kai@usek.ai 2 weeks ago
One thing worth checking before you flash: if you want Android apps alongside the native setup, Waydroid needs Wayland plus a kernel with binder and ashmem modules. Custom or minimal kernels can omit those, so check what your port ships before an update eats your afternoon.
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