I think I found things even DHH didn’t know about.

Omarchy Can Do WHAT?! 50 Features You’re Missing

@dhh At first I was like, I’ve been using Omarchy for over a year what does he know that I don’t? But after watching the whole video I can definitely say I learned a few useful things, especially the scratchpad. No idea how I missed this awesome feature for this long.

I’ve used omarchy for probably cumulatively maybe an hour across last week. Busy with a bunch but found my self trying omarchy key bindings on Windows pc trying to open terminal and the browser. I never realized how quick my brain would wire that muscle memory or how much of a quality of life little things like that are. Recently swapped out the omarchy bar for another and absolutely love that

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@dhh I had forgotten how much I enjoyed exploring new OS features until recently with Omarchy Quattro

@dhh i used to defend this guy when people said he just did hak5 reposts, using the idea that x amount of noobs/kids need a safe place to learn that still had a little edge to keep them interested, i regret doing all that now

@dhh Much prefer this version of you than your regular videos. Natural, relaxed, unproduced. To me, more likable and genuine.

@dhh LET'S GO!

@dhh It was a great video. 👍 Thanks.

@dhh God of cucks vs King of cucks ah

@dhh Thank you!

@dhh The multimonitor plugin was a major key for me!

@dhh Hmm. Looks like you have a little dust in the beard. Might want to wash that out.😉

@dhh Im actually in it right now because.. Ive been a bit frustrated tying to figure out things. Im trying each step as I watch so.. its going slow haha

@dhh You need to start uploading your videos directly to X instead of linking to YouTube.

@dhh Great networkchuck

@dhh Condensed AF. Love it.

Chuck, I would like to suggest not only a video but a video series. It is based on the idea of the "ephemeral computer." If you remember the ads from when Google launched Chromebooks, people had their devices ruined by water, stolen, or dropped, but their work was preserved in Google's cloud via Drive, Docs, and other services. How can we build a digital infrastructure that is so consistently available that it effectively makes our hardware and OS ephemeral? I have a good idea of how this could work. With AI models automating server management, "time-to-infra" can be shortened significantly. This infrastructure could also be built to be vendor-agnostic, meaning a user could seamlessly attach or detach services from their ephemeral computer. In short, we are talking about eliminating vendor lock-in and providing users with real freedom. Think about it. Cheers. God bless.

@dhh Coffee is the best drink in the world?

@dhh As a computer lover for 50yrs. This is like a whole new world. Im digging it.

@dhh I saw you doing file transcodes and such. I built this a while ago, I think I'm going to tailor it to Omarchy and see if I can get it included.

@dhh You forgot to post the link to the videos. Wouldn't want the LGBTQ+ community member who still follow you not to know your true believes. @ionainstitute you should definitely follow this guy.

@dhh nazi linux = omarchy

@dhh So good! I did swap left super and alt. I need to swap the physical key caps on my xps 13.

@dhh Loved the video man, been lurking your youtube for about a year now and you are the one that inspired me to actually start actually building out my home lab. Love your content man. And I actually did download that video so that I have access when off line. LOL.

@dhh I’ve been using omarchy for a while and this was still a great way to get up to speed on the new features in Quattro