If you're a developer of any sort, then you should definitely go try #dhh new operating system with #Arch and #Hyprland called #omarchy

I have been using it as my daily driver and it's so smooth and fast. The themes are amazing 😍.

Click the link 🖇️

https://omarchy.org

Omarchy

An opinionated Arch + Hyprland Setup by DHH

Omarchy
#introduction

Hi all my name is Stu, I'm not new around here on the fediverse but this is a new instance.

A very big technology guy and music fan of all types of genres

I have been using a Linux operating system called #Omarchy, it's a developer centric system that uses #Arch and #Hyprland together

I love open source and open web

I also love playing golf ⛳

Love watching movies and TV Shows

I'm sick and it's taken me all fucking day to get #Omarchy installed on a fancy, new 1TB Kioxia external SSD and working on my laptop all because some dullard decided to mess with the (until probably yesterday) default bootloader and change it to something I've never heard of.

Finally got it installed with grub2 as the bootloader.

Why mess with something that just works?!

Been on #dhh OS of choice #Omarchy.
I am such a big fan of him and his operating system with #hyprland on #Arch.

I am not even a developer either and I love already. Its sleek and fast and perfect.
#dev #omarchy #archbtw #omarchybtw #linux
The youngest has been dual booting #omarchy and #popos #cosmic, and seems to be coming down on the side of #cosmic. Even in alpha it seems remarkably stable and complete.

I find the approach of Omarchy quite interesting, but I do not understand why Ansible was not used instead of all these shell scripts.

At the very least this would make Omarchy less opinionated and give users more flexibility in terms of the shell, terminal or tools they use. #arch #ansible #omarchy
https://omarchy.org

Omarchy

An opinionated Arch + Hyprland Setup by DHH

Omarchy
@cherryramatis How long have you been using #rubyonrails ? I just started learning it on a new Dev OS called #omarchy it’s Arch and Hyprland

I’ve been working out how to automate the editing of text config files so that I can do a fresh #Omarchy install, grab the automation from github, run a script and have it apply all my tweaks.

I have yet to use Omarchy for anything productive beyond the extent of customising Omarchy.

Can’t tell if that’s been a waste of time or a valuable learning experience.

Getting more handy with neovim, at least.

okay I now have #rubyonrails installed on #omarchy

I am now learning #ruby and #rails