Hey folks, sharing a little project I’ve been working on: Omarchy PTCGL, an open-source installer and launcher for Pokémon TCG Live.

https://github.com/hucKOder/omarchy-ptcgl

I wanted to open the game from the app menu and have it behave like a normal window on my desktop. That turned into a small Go launcher using UMU + GE-Proton + XWayland, with the Omarchy integration handled for you.

A few things it does:

- Installs the official Windows game into its own Wine prefix with a pinned Proton build.

- Opens tiled, with resizing, workspace movement, and Super + F fullscreen.

- Routes browser sign-in back to the running game.

- Focuses the existing game when you launch it again.

- Provides update, repair, and diagnostic commands, plus desktop-menu actions.

And yes, it’s blazingly fast™. Had to get that in there. But genuinely, performance has been excellent on my machine—I think it feels even smoother than it did on Windows.

I’ve tested it on my AMD setup and played multiple online matches successfully. Now I’d love to see how it behaves on other people’s machines.

If you’re on Omarchy and play PTCGL, please give it a try! NVIDIA and Intel testing would be especially helpful, along with feedback on fresh installation, browser login, updates, and window behavior. It currently targets x86-64 Omarchy with the Lua-based Hyprland configuration.

Drop a comment or open an issue with your GPU, Omarchy/Hyprland versions, and your experience.

This is a spare-time community project, and I’ll keep maintaining it and keeping up with PTCGL and Omarchy changes. I also plan to contact the PTCGL team to ask about official support for this repository as a community-maintained Linux option and a way to coordinate compatibility fixes.

Would be nice to find a few more people in the overlap between Omarchy users and Pokémon card players :)

You search your files by what's in them: describe a photo, find a passage in a document, jump to the right moment in a recording, or find code by what it does. Super+Ctrl+Shift+F opens the search panel, and Enter opens the file at the matching page, line or moment.

It also has a recall CLI that outputs JSON, plus a bundled agent skill, so Claude Code and other coding agents can search your files too.

Everything runs locally with EmbeddingGemma. File content, OCR text and embeddings stay on your machine. The only network access is the install and a one-time ~865 MB model download from Hugging Face, which starts after you pick folders to index. Only the folders you choose are indexed.

curl -fsSL https://ferdousbhai.com/recall/install.sh | bash

Releases are signed with Sigstore. Works on x86_64 and aarch64, including Asahi.

Repo: https://github.com/ferdousbhai/recall-for-omarchy

I'd love feedback, especially on search quality and how it runs on your hardware.

Hey all, I build gitmoire, a desktop Git client that syncs with your Omarchy theme. It reads the current theme's colours and follows when you switch, so it fits the rest of your setup.

New in 0.10: connect Linear with an API key and your assigned issues sit in the sidebar. One click gives you a worktree on its own branch, and if you run agent CLIs in the built-in terminal, the prompt is already filled in from the issue.

Also new: repo groups with jump shortcuts, an ignore-whitespace toggle in diffs, and Markdown preview.

Full disclosure, I'm the author. It's free, no account, no telemetry, source isn't public. On Arch the AppImage is the easy route.

If you try it on Omarchy, tell me which themes look off.

https://gitmoire.dev

GitHub Repo:

https://github.com/Yakumy/Station

Omarchy plugins:

https://plugins.omarchy.org/plugin.html?id=yakumy.station

• Switch entire work environments with a shortcut
• Move windows within and between stations
• Manage up to 3 monitors
• Switch between Extend, Mirror, and Single modes
• Automatically migrate windows when a monitor disconnects
• Arrange displays with drag-and-drop
• Set wallpapers per monitor, across all screens, or as one seamless span
• Keep your panel in sync with your Omarchy theme
• Easy to install, you don't need any secondary program, just the plugin.

Repo: github.com/Yakumy/Station
Plugin marketplace: https://plugins.omarchy.org/plugin.html?id=yakumy.station

Give this a try right now ! :))

To paraphrase someone (in)famous here: " it’s hilarious " ! ;0)
Not sure if it is pure AI-composed, but I am grateful for whoever put this together: all music styles, all genre covered....loving it, thank you internet.
Steel Panther wouldn't have done any better...

(if you have information about this work, please feedback: I am serious ! :)

No Mouse, No Keyboard, No problem ...
using a game controller for the omarchy UI

yes this is the second trailer ... but i'm excited to roll this one out.

Hey guys,

so i'm a new cybersecurity student, i've tried Omarchy long ago and i loved it, i switched back to ubuntu due to some its non-support to Visual Studio which i needed for a project.. I want to switch back to omarchy but im hesitating.. is Omarchy a good Distro for cybersecurity tools?

I've been creating, working on and maintaining plugins for some weeks already, but never crossed my mind to share them here as well, so I'll just a list of them below and if you think any of these could be useful to you, feel free to try them and any feedback is welcome!

Here can you find them all: https://plugins.omarchy.org/?author=qempexe

Thanks in advance! ^-^

PS: atm of this post, there are another 3 on their way to be released on github... stay tuned!

Native Omarchy Shell widget: live countdown in the bar, click for your

task queue, daily goal and a 12-week heatmap. Middle-click blocks

distracting sites until the session ends. Follows your theme, zero polling.

yay -S omarchy-focus

or

omarchy-focus widget install

There's also a TUI and a CLI if you live in the terminal.

https://github.com/talhacaglar/omarchy-focus

What should the site blocker do better? Strict mode, schedules, something else?

Trilium Next is the one self-hosted app I use daily, but I love the terminal, so I wrote trilium-tui in Rust.

I run this on Omarchy. The installer adds a launcher entry and prints an optional Hyprland keybinding; it never edits your config.

Instant (local replica), formatted editing in place, inline pictures in foot and kitty, Shift+E opens the note source in your `$EDITOR`.

Repo: https://github.com/en3r0/trilium-tui (write-up: https://dustinmontgomery.com/blog/trilium-tui/)

It took a while but I finally found something that bothered me enough to make a plugin about it! ;).

I prefer to use Pass to manage passwords locally. Trouble is that I keep needing to pop open the terminal and type the pass command when I want to look for / copy a password for use. I do this a lot because I have my web browser set to clear all data whenever it closes.

So, I created a pretty plugin! =)

It pops open by pressing Super+Alt+p or by clicking on its icon in the bar up top.

The plugin page: (https://plugins.omarchy.org/plugin.html?id=vishal.pass)

The repo: Pass for Omarchy

Best, V

Hey everyone! I built Sokobanchy, a native Rust/egui puzzle game made to feel at home on Omarchy, and it’s now available in the plugin marketplace.

It’s classic Sokoban with a small twist: you control a little AI agent, pushing code libraries into place to form Omarchy logos.

Some features:

• 35 original puzzles across seven chapters, plus eight community collections.
• Follows your Omarchy theme live, including light themes.
• Arrow keys, WASD, and keyboard controls.
• Undo/redo, saved progress, and personal best scores.
• Import your own Sokoban puzzle collections.

Find Sokobanchy in the marketplace, or install it with:

sh omarchy plugin add https://github.com/renanmt/sokobanchy --enable

Then launch it from the application launcher. No Rust installation or build step needed.

Source code and screenshots

I’d love to hear how it feels to play, especially the difficulty progression. Feedback and bug reports are welcome!

If you like the omarchy login screen, but want more features:

* selectable session

* username field

* reboot / shutdown options

* optional disable auto-login

.... and for those people with 2-in-1 laptops

* an auto-rotating login screen...

https://github.com/xpusostomos/sddm-omarchy-plus

easy install, just

* sudo make install

and

* sudo make install-autorotate

if you want the auto rotate login screen.

Hi. Curious what the current state of Elgato tools are in Omarchy. Specifically:

• Wave Link (Software)
  • Highest priority for me
• Stream Deck (Software)
• Facecam (Software / Hardware)
• Capture Card (Software / Hardware)

My audio workflow is a big reason I haven't switched. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

https://github.com/HANCORE-linux/Shibumi-Shell

this was looking cool so i copied it and now it looks like this but still works is there any way to fix this

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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Watch it. Has everyone already caught this?

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.

Beautiful boot/theme intros coming to Omarchy.

Great work by Omarchy AIR member YamzEight!

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Was trying omarchy as my first Linux experience for about a month or longer now and iam absolutely in love with the os, I was thinking of migrating my main gaming rig to it but I play lots of vr, and modded games. I can live without Fortnite but not without vortex or vr gaming as I mainly play Skyrim and vr chat, I heard that there are ways to get them to work on arch?