David Heinemeier Hansson

DHH announces Omarchy, a new project to create a preconfigured Arch Linux + Hyprland setup. While Omakub helped thousands transition from macOS to Ubuntu with an easy desktop experience, Omarchy targets the advanced Linux user community interested in Arch's bleeding-edge packages and Hyprland's aesthetic tiling window manager. The project aims to simplify the typically complex 10+ hour setup process for this powerful but challenging Linux configuration.

Omarchy: Bottling that inspiration before it spoils

Surprised the repo is not written in Ruby.

I use omarchy, btw. I’m just sayin

After working on Ubuntu at my workplace for a few years, I can confidently say I will use Fedora to replace Windows (still on 10, will never go on 11, never had a Mac). I don’t know why Ubuntu is considered user-friendly, what with all those outdated packages. Hyprland also supports Fedora, and I don’t think anybody in their right mind would go for Arch unless they had a lot of time in their hands, like the article suggests. So why bother?