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flutter_omarchy now supports the new Omarchy Quattro theme system! It's also aligned with the latest Flutter release, and Impeller rendering looks noticeably better on my crappy Linux box. Still needs some polish, but it should be a solid starting point for building Omarchy Linux apps with Flutter.

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