Omarchy, a preconfigured Arch Linux setup packaged as a distro that ships with a Hyprland tiling window manager and a curated set of defaults and developer tools, has announced the release of version 3.3.
One important note for existing users is that upgrading to 3.3 may temporarily surface Hyprland configuration errors during the update process. These are expected to disappear after the update completes and the system is restarted. However, users who maintain custom window rules or layer rules will need to migrate them to Hyprland’s new syntax, as older rule formats are no longer compatible
Yes, "some" scripts. Omarchy goes from nothing to fully installed faster than you can read the install instructions for arch. It took me 20 minutes from visiting the website to having a completed install. It's the easiest and fastest linux install I've seen.
Give it a try. It doesn't support dual boot, so have a free drive available.
No I don't think I will. At first it looked cool, I don't really care about DHH or whatever his agenda is, but I read about omarchy and what it was, and it did not look serious to me to install it and trust it.
I just managed to find a post about it, you should probably read it before you go any deeper using omarchy: https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/a-word-on-omarchy/
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What does 'arch-based' mean? Isn't it just arch with some scripts with aliases and some tools preinstalled?
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