Bjarne Øverli's banner
Bjarne Øverli's profile picture

Bjarne Øverli

@iamdothash7,668 subscribers

Omarchy Core Team member Creator of Cliamp & Aether. CTO Unite AS

Shorts

I created a CRT glitchy shader to run on the top GTK layer in Omarchy. Using the retro Fallout theme, it looks so cool.

I created a CRT glitchy shader to run on the top GTK layer in Omarchy. Using the retro Fallout theme, it looks so cool.

91,676 views

I made it into a QuickShell plugin for Omarchy Quattro. Sending and receiving are possible. Multiple files at once.

I made it into a QuickShell plugin for Omarchy Quattro. Sending and receiving are possible. Multiple files at once.

14,200 views

Look how pleasant cliamp is. Spend 10 seconds of your time and enjoy it.

Look how pleasant cliamp is. Spend 10 seconds of your time and enjoy it.

26,288 views

Ochre, autumn, and gruvbox inspired Omarchy theme.

Ochre, autumn, and gruvbox inspired Omarchy theme.

21,915 views

I mean, if you modernize it even more. Replace navigation to pages with something other than 000-999. Create a good architecture. It could've been cool. I see myself reading blog posts.

I mean, if you modernize it even more. Replace navigation to pages with something other than 000-999. Create a good architecture. It could've been cool. I see myself reading blog posts.

20,749 views

Nevertheless, in Aether v2.13.0, it'll bring 80+ shaders that can be toggled, and you can add your own.

Nevertheless, in Aether v2.13.0, it'll bring 80+ shaders that can be toggled, and you can add your own.

29,021 views

Giving these deep colors with a touch of neon a try again. Looks promising.

Giving these deep colors with a touch of neon a try again. Looks promising.

15,819 views

Cliamp v1.17.0 has a proper Spotify implementation! LFG! This is a milestone for Cliamp. Thanks to the research and implementation by Lacy! I am sure there are some quirks to be ironed out, so let me know!

Cliamp v1.17.0 has a proper Spotify implementation! LFG! This is a milestone for Cliamp. Thanks to the research and implementation by Lacy! I am sure there are some quirks to be ironed out, so let me know!

13,688 views

Videos

iamdothash's profile picture

Added a requested feature by many: Connect apps to windows in workspaces. For the interested ones, here is a full list of the changes made, written by AI: - Pin an app to a workspace so it opens there wherever you launch it from, using a Hyprland window rule - Pin an app to a numbered place, or to several places at once - Put several apps in one place; whichever is open takes it - Search every app installed on the machine, not just what is running - Read names and launch commands from desktop entries - One button opens everything the workspace is missing, one window per empty place - Terminal apps like nvim and btop open in your terminal under a class the pin can match - A pin corrects itself when a launch opens a window under a different class, as webapps and terminal apps do - A pin remembers the command that opened it and the readable name of the app - Split a slot the other way, so a column becomes a top and a bottom - Split that half again, three levels deep: columns, then rows, then columns - Drag the divider at every level, including the one inside a split - Extra windows become real places instead of a temporary stack while you work in the panel - Editing a shipped layout makes a copy called custom-xxxx and leaves the original alone - Capture builds a layout plus pins from the windows already on screen - Drag one tile onto another and the two swap their apps - Hold a tile near an edge and that half lights up; drop it there and the place splits, your app takes the half, and the place it came from disappears - Hover a tile for two arrows that split it either way - Right-click a tile to split, merge, remove, even out, clear its apps, or put an app in it - Right-click a workspace to hand it back to Hyprland, capture it, or clear its apps - App names are drawn inside the tiles they live in - The tile you are carrying follows the cursor with its name and target - A layout per monitor, sitting between the per-workspace choice and the profile default - Clicking a workspace takes you to it - The panel scrolls when it grows taller than the screen - Single-key shortcuts are gone; Esc closes, everything else is pointed at - Sixteen command-line commands: status, workspace, json, profiles, apply, layouts, set, reset, pin, unpin, capture, launch, open, close, show, hide, toggle - Full command-line documentation in docs/cli.md

Bjarne Øverli

35,313 views • 2 days ago