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Tagged: linux.
Tagged: linux
Oma Top Menu — your app's menu on the Omarchy bar
An Omarchy plugin that puts the app's menu (File, Edit, View...) on the left of the top bar, like a macOS or GNOME global menu. One menu per monitor, options on right-click, a position lock. GPL-2.0.
Oma Top Menu: your app's menu on the Omarchy top bar
An Omarchy plugin that puts the menu of the app you're using (File, Edit, View...) on the left of the top bar, like the macOS or GNOME global menu. What it does, how to set it up, and what hasn't been tested yet.
Omarchy on the Pixel 8 Pro: the speakers work
Both speakers on my Pixel 8 Pro now play under Omarchy Mobile: a test tone and music from each, and YouTube in Chromium. What it took, the heat that came with it, the volume-key stutter, and what still doesn't work.
My dwm-titus work is merged: agent skills, Diagnose with AI and eight more pull requests
Chris Titus merged my agent skills and the Diagnose with AI proposal into dwm-titus, plus eight more pull requests: hidden Wi-Fi, a keyboard layout pill, seconds in the clock, occupied tags and more. All on main, coming in the next release. And a thank-you from Chris himself.
Omarchy on the Pixel 8 Pro: Wi-Fi, 120 Hz and better charging
In a couple of days my Pixel 8 Pro went from a battery reading to 5 GHz Wi-Fi, the GPU, a 120 Hz display, better charging and a working Type-C driver under Omarchy. What works, what doesn't, and what I haven't tested.
Omarchy on the Pixel 8 Pro: the battery reads
My Pixel 8 Pro now shows its real battery percentage under Omarchy. What it took, what came back on the pull requests, what happened with the black screen, and how the first charge went.
Omarchy Mobile on the Pixel 8 Pro — testing a community port
My notes on running Omarchy Mobile, Derek Ross's project, on a Pixel 8 Pro with the community husky port: what works on my phone, what doesn't, and how I'm helping.
Omarchy on my Pixel 8 Pro: first boot, and what's left
I joined the Omarchy Mobile port for the Pixel 8 Pro. In one day my phone went from GrapheneOS to booting Omarchy on the second slot, on a storage chip the port hadn't seen before. Here's what works, what doesn't, and the screen that goes black.
So why would you want PowerShell on Linux anyway?
Because not every system you manage lives inside Linux. Microsoft 365, Azure and Exchange Online from my own terminal, without a Windows VM.
Crackling audio in Renoise on Omarchy: the realtime fix, without rtkit
Renoise crackled and popped on Omarchy because nothing on the system had realtime scheduling; even PipeWire was running its audio threads as normal processes. The fix is realtime-privileges plus the realtime group, a full reboot (a logout is not enough when lingering is on), and JACK at 48 kHz in Renoise. Installing rtkit on this setup got every ALSA client killed, so don't.
Skills for dwm-titus: sending assistants to the right files
Two skills for Chris Titus's titus-ai, so a terminal assistant that changes or debugs dwm-titus works on the real files and stays out of the folders updates replace. Plus a proposal: Diagnose with AI when an app crashes or hangs.
dwm-titus — my patches and skills for Chris Titus's desktop
What I've sent to dwm-titus, Chris Titus's Fedora desktop around dwm: kitty that follows the theme, hidden Wi-Fi, a keyboard layout pill, seconds in the clock, clearer update docs, a tidier Settings > Input, and skills for terminal assistants, plus Diagnose with AI, now shipped in dwm-titus itself. All merged, coming in the next release.
Hidden Wi-Fi, keyboard layouts and a clock with seconds for Chris Titus's dwm
Six more pull requests for dwm-titus: join a hidden Wi-Fi network from the panel, a keyboard layout pill ported from my Omarchy plugin, optional seconds in the clock, clearer docs on what survives an update, and a tidier Settings > Input.
RecMeets v0.31.0: both tracks stay in step
Why there's a new RecMeets: the original Meeting Recorder brought two fixes worth having. A stalled device no longer shifts your track against the other side, and actions can run by themselves when a transcript is done.
Kitty now follows the theme in Chris Titus's dwm
A pull request for dwm-titus: kitty used to stay on Nord whatever theme you picked. Now it follows the theme, and existing installs get fixed on their own, with a backup.
Windows VM for Omarchy: Windows on the bar
A new Omarchy plugin, already at 1.1.0: Windows VM status on the bar, connecting without a password, RDP that reconnects by itself, restart and shutdown, and live figures that cost nothing while you are not looking.
RecMeets — private meeting recording with local transcription
Coming soon: a Linux and Windows app that records your meetings on two tracks, transcribes them on your own machine with speakers and chapters, and writes the minutes. No bot in the call and, by default, no audio in the cloud.
Keyboard Layout for Omarchy 1.2.2: four layouts and backups
A new release of the Keyboard Layout plugin for Omarchy: up to four layouts with variants, every keyboard switching together, precise input.lua edits and backups with restore.
Coming soon: RecMeets
I am building RecMeets — private meeting recording with local transcription for Linux and Windows. It is in the works and will be released soon.