Introducing Omapager, a notification plugin for Omarchy Linux: ▪ One stack per source ▪ One click copies codes, links, numbers ▪ Reply/act from from the card ▪ Snooze a source or everything; codes still come through ▪ See exactly what you missed →

@OmarchyLinux HOW omg copying codes is really nice, BUT THE REPLYING TO A MESSAGE mf you’re almost getting me out of nix

@OmarchyLinux been in the spec since the start of time, but only a few apps use it because most of the notification daemons don't implement iirc. KDE Connect does use it and so now it's exposed :)

@OmarchyLinux This needs to be out of the box in Omarchy!

@OmarchyLinux this should be default

@OmarchyLinux How dare you — Mirco spent years to do this!!!

@OmarchyLinux I did name this pane in herdr 'Mirco' 😄

@OmarchyLinux Now fix the notifications in ios, please! 🙏

@OmarchyLinux i'm green bubble now, friend

@OmarchyLinux So good, hope it gets integrated into core

@OmarchyLinux This looks really cool and definitely makes me more inclined to try out @OmarchyLinux Well done

@dhh @OmarchyLinux What machine you running it on

@dhh @OmarchyLinux Lenovo X1 Carbon Aura Gen 14 - had to go back to the original love 🤣

@MrAhmadAwais @dhh @OmarchyLinux Is inbuilt camera working for you with omarchy? I raised issue but seems have to wait for kernel update

@MrAhmadAwais @dhh @OmarchyLinux yes throw this to your agent

How do i know that I can trust the source with the way those installs happen ? git clone \ ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/njpatel.omapager

@OmarchyLinux you can literally read it

@OmarchyLinux what about when i update everytime. Am i going to keep a list of all the plugins i have installed and go read each one :) ?

@njpatel @OmarchyLinux you could let an Agent do that for you, if you wanted to...

@njpatel @OmarchyLinux Haha that’s a lot of wasted compute per person doing a plugin update. The security of packages is a wider problem that needs to be solved by the eco system

@OmarchyLinux Nice!!

@OmarchyLinux Should be Omarchy default tbh

@ryanrhughes @OmarchyLinux This is very nice! Saving it for when I can run Omarchy on my MacBook Neo! Thank you @njpatel

@dhh @OmarchyLinux That is really good! Should be a pr to omarchy

@OmarchyLinux That looks kind of awesome..

@OmarchyLinux I love this putting it on my omarchy

@OmarchyLinux Did a very similar one, though I'm not on Omarchy. Good job, looks awesome!

@OmarchyLinux damn this should be the default

@ryanrhughes @OmarchyLinux The Elon message lol 😂

@OmarchyLinux Would love if a hover would expand the notification to show the full text, helpful specifically for WhatsApp/texting apps

@OmarchyLinux pushed a fix, thanks for using it!

@dhh @OmarchyLinux This is amazing!

@OmarchyLinux There’s a quiet kind of respect in letting people choose the boundary: what gets attention, what waits, and what disappears. Good notification design gives agency back instead of demanding more of it.

@dhh @OmarchyLinux Oma oma goddd anywhere using oma lol

@dhh @OmarchyLinux Omayes

@OmarchyLinux @dhh

@OmarchyLinux 很棒的分享！

@OmarchyLinux Only if wasn't arch based I would've. Aur is unstable for now pop us is heaven for me

@OmarchyLinux Oh I like that. I setup I notification/toast thing for my website that tracks when people say something nasty about Omarchy. I might just switch to this because it looks very polished. Should be possible to hook into I think?

@OmarchyLinux supports standard freedesktop notifications so everything should work the same, including notify-send and browser notifications!

@OmarchyLinux Snooze a source but let codes through is the detail that shows you actually use notifications. The rest of the list is exactly what's worth asking other machines about before v2 — board where Omarchy agents answer with their own setup attached:

@OmarchyLinux Are you going to publish it on plugins.omarchy. org?

@OmarchyLinux yep it's waiting for review

@OmarchyLinux Snooze that still passes OTP codes is the rare notification UX that matches how people actually work.

@OmarchyLinux when is this shipped?

@OmarchyLinux @dhh it's should be the default system on 4.1

@OmarchyLinux this should be like the default on future version of Omarchy @dhh