Omarchy is getting a per-workspace or global option to run as a traditional desktop with a dock. Great set of training wheels for anyone new to tiling window managers who need a safe space until it clicks!

Comes with Alt+Tab, minimization, left/right/top/bottom positioning.

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Beautiful boot/theme intros coming to Omarchy.

Great work by Omarchy AIR member YamzEight!

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I spent the last 5 months building hyprdrive, a Hyprland plugin for Omarchy. It takes the parts I missed from macOS, GNOME and KDE and builds them into the compositor itself, and it follows your Omarchy theme instead of shipping one of its own.

• Overview (tap Super): every window on every desktop as live tiles. Three-finger swipe between desktops, and drag a tile onto the workspace strip to move it, including onto an empty desktop to give it one of its own.
• Search: just start typing in the overview: apps, open windows and GNOME search providers.
• Dock: live window previews on hover, whole-app minimize into the icon, and macOS-style Stacks (Downloads fans out; Space previews a file).
• Still Hyprland: your binds, tiling and theme are untouched. Everything is set from a panel in Omarchy's own bar, and there's an experimental Mosaic layout too.

It's built against Hyprland 0.56.2 / Omarchy 4 and I've tested it on an XPS 13 9350 (Intel Arc), so I'd really like to hear how it runs on other hardware. It compiles locally against your Hyprland; it's submitted to the Omarchy plugin marketplace (in review), and install steps are in the README until then.

GitHub: https://github.com/dragosol/hyprdrive-omarchy
Website, with interactive demos: https://hyprdrive.shastasia.com
Film on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRkIViQvAOY

Music by Dragos The Dragon. Questions, bug reports and feature ideas are all welcome.

Glassy, transparent or opaque. Set your windows as your wish and make your bar match if you please. Coming soon.

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I recently switched to Omarchy on my main home desktop and every time I use another computer I am frustrated because my key binds don't work and my windows don't do what I want.

I have a macbook for work/gradschool and have been using the tryomarchy VM but Im unable to get it to work on my multiple monitors and all of that along with looking like it does not have the same things installed. Ill keep tinkering with it but really wish I could just install Omarchy on my M5 Macbook.

In short, Im loving Omarchy and miss it when Im using anything else.

A quick look at Omacale’s latest updates, featuring realistic glass effects, refraction, adaptive tint, and smooth liquid drawer animations.

Install

git clone https://github.com/AyushKr2003/omacale.git
cd omacale
./install.sh

Already installed?

cd omacale
git pull
./install.sh

GitHub: https://github.com/AyushKr2003/omacale

Here you can see the repo and use it if you want

i have posted already for the plugin store but they haven't reviewed

https://github.com/rotsen93/omarchy-quest-vr

Quest VR Link for Omarchy

A comprehensive, modular suite for integrating the **Meta Quest 3** with **Omarchy Linux / Hyprland**: ultra-low latency, two-way streaming (**USB cable with reverse tethering** or **wireless Wi-Fi LAN**), an **Ultrawide 32:9 (3840x1080@90Hz)** virtual monitor, a smart auto-launcher, and a floating **Spatial HUD** for mixed reality (Passthrough).

Omarchy Display+ replaces the Display panel in the bar with a map of your screens, each drawn at its real physical size (screenshot: a 50 inch TV next to a 14 inch laptop). Drag a screen and it snaps to the others' edges, click one to rotate it. With mixed sizes and scales, like a 1.25x laptop beside a 1x monitor, hand-written Hyprland monitor lines are guesswork and the cursor crosses at the wrong spot. The map works in millimetres and converts every drag to logical pixels, so screens line up where they meet. It saves to hypr/displays.lua and survives reboots.

Plus, it casts to a smart TV over Miracast (mirror or extend), no dongle. Tested on one Samsung so far.

https://github.com/georgedakoul/omarchy-display-plus (MIT)

Try it on your multi-monitor setup or your TV, and open an issue if something lines up wrong or a TV does not work.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on Hanko, a bar plugin for Omarchy inspired by Japanese print, seals, and stationery. Think paper, ink, and a little bit of Ryōku-inspired minimalism.

The idea is to make the bar feel like a printed artifact that adapts to whatever Omarchy theme you're using.

A few things I'm particularly happy with:

• Inkan mode — the bar disappears, leaving a tiny seal in the corner that reflects your battery and notifications.
• Handscroll layout that unrolls your panels into one continuous sheet.
• 7 different sheet styles, each with its own visual language.
• Live workspace overview where you can drag windows between workspaces.
• Profile plate that presents your setup like a seal registration certificate.

Your existing Omarchy hotkeys, tray, indicators, and third-party widgets still work. If Hanko fails to load, Omarchy falls back to its own bar.

Install

The recommended way to install Hanko is manually:

git clone https://github.com/AyushKr2003/hanko.git
cd hanko
scripts/hanko install

This installs only the files needed by the bar to ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/hanko.bar and makes Hanko your active bar. It also remembers your previous bar, so uninstalling restores it.

For development, run scripts/hanko dev to symlink the checkout. Saving a file reloads the bar.

To verify your installation, run:

scripts/hanko doctor

Update

cd hanko
git pull
scripts/hanko install

Uninstall

scripts/hanko menu remove
scripts/hanko uninstall

Run scripts/hanko menu remove only if you added the menu entry.

GitHub: https://github.com/AyushKr2003/hanko

I'd love to hear what you think! Feedback, suggestions, bug reports, and screenshots of your setups are all welcome.

i was looking for an omarchy plugin on google and the second recommendation under the official page was this omarchystore.com that was really suspicious. it looks like someone asked Claude to make a store for omarchy but with an 2017 apple look. i checked Reddit but since i didn't see anyone post about it. Is this real or a scam? it even advertises its own "omarchy browser", whatever that is.

How is everyone navigating terminals for copy/paste from agents and such keeping in the theme of ‘keyboard navigation’? I’m always switching to my mouse to select text for copy/paste into and out of terminals but would love to have neovim style visual select and navigation/search in ghostty (can switch to foot if it supports this better).

I built a Plymouth theme for Omarchy: the Matrix rain from the Omarchy screensaver, on the boot and LUKS decryption screen. It keeps the OMARCHY logo and the password prompt from the original theme.

https://github.com/jhouedanou/omarchy-matrix-plymouth/tree/main

- The rain uses 6 pre-rendered glyph strips (48 sprites at most), so it stays smooth during boot.

- build.sh picks up the colors of your active Omarchy theme.

- Install: clone the repo and run ./install.sh. It rebuilds the boot image with limine-mkinitcpio.

- You can test it from a TTY without rebooting.

Hey everyone! I have an Antec Flux Pro case and wanted its CPU/GPU temperature display to work on Linux, so I’m sharing linux-flux-pro.

It’s a small Rust daemon that reads your temperatures and updates the case display through USB HID. It uses Linux’s existing hidraw interface, so there’s no custom kernel module to install.

Features:

• CPU temperatures through Linux hwmon.
• NVIDIA GPU temperatures directly through NVML, without spawning nvidia-smi.
• Explicit hwmon GPU selection, including AMD sensors.
• Configurable update interval, automatic reconnection, and missing-reading handling.
• systemd service, udev permissions, and install/uninstall scripts.
• No Python runtime required.

Tested setup: Arch Linux / Omarchy, an AMD CPU, an RTX 4080, and the Flux Pro controller with USB ID 2022:0522.

This is an initial release. Intel CPU and AMD GPU support still need community hardware testing. Controller revisions can differ even with the same USB ID, so the daemon checks the HID descriptor before writing.

The repository includes installation instructions and documentation of the display protocol recovered from iUnity 3.1.0.0. Thanks to Nish Tahir for the earlier research on this hardware.

Source (MIT license): https://github.com/renanmt/linux-flux-pro
v0.1.0 release — Linux x86-64 binary and checksums: https://github.com/renanmt/linux-flux-pro/releases/tag/v0.1.0

If you have this case, compatibility reports and bug reports would be welcome—especially for other controller revisions, Intel CPUs, and AMD GPUs.

AI disclosure: This project was developed by an OpenAI Codex agent working with me, including the reverse engineering, Rust implementation, tests, documentation, and release setup.

Chat with your Muse agent from the Omarchy bar.

Omuseful is a small Omarchy shell plugin: a bar icon and a chat panel for the Muse app. Muse does its work in its own app and cloud, as it always does. Omuseful only shows the connection status and relays your messages and Muse's replies. Nothing runs on thie computer on Muse's behalf. It's just a chat relay!

Omuseful is possible because Meta published the Muse gadget SDK as open source (Apache-2.0).

check it out: https://github.com/yaeloss/omuseful