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What it's like being on Omarchy. Basically your agents can control the whole OS experience, shape it to be how you want. I setup a plugin that takes compute you have and plugs it into your preferred harness. I need to run this on dgx sparks /,:

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DHH5 days ago

We are pretty close with Spark. @ryanrhughes and gang getting the last mile on ARM paved!

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0xSero5 days ago

@ryanrhughes wow, if they get working on the sparks with a microtik router I can run omarchy on all 4 of mine. That's in my office, happy to be an early tester

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TensorQuay5 days ago

The rollback is a good detail here: if a new model fails its checks, the plugin can restore the previous one while models on other GPUs keep running. That's what makes an agent desktop interesting to me: easier experiments, with a way back.

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Tom Ballard5 days ago

I’ll add to my list for Pick Your Plugin writings…

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garyyoung5 days ago

Can you imagine where this goes at scale. UI generations have previously relied on an OS company and only changed every couple of decades. We'll have UIs only seen in movies, and much better, in no time with Omarchy. Omarchy overtaking the web is next. The future is here.

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nando gaarenstroom5 days ago

Hey @0xSero thanks for having the video about Omarchy on youtube! Omarchy does look promising and I have an old desktop which I will install Omarchy on! I learned alot from the video atleast enough to make me want to try it. :)

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Edward Tadros5 days ago

What is the smallest effective model that can be used? CPU/GPU

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Mr. Bungle ❖ A⃝5 days ago

Eyes wide open at the office 😂

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Aliaksiej Maroz4 days ago

Yeah "shape it to be how you want". So you don't want to see the entire text in x posts?

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Gill5 days ago

Giving autonomous agents full operating system level control sounds wild.

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David Grant5 days ago

i have a plugin that shows all of my local models, concurrent active sessions and agg tok/s very handy, i can glance up to see how they are cooking

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Harley Lewis Foote5 days ago

Agents shaping the whole OS is great until one needs a boundary it can't rewrite.

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matt5 days ago

the compute plugin sounds more useful than the desktop layer tbh. being able to point the same harness at a dgx spark without redoing everything would be nice

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☆ neue.eth 🐱☆5 days ago

no sound? might be more helpful if you were explaning what you are doing. i have "we have omarchy at home" solution that i implemented in cachyos. basically use different workspaces with agents in there. have one generally for managing dotfiles and implementing features. it isnt as neatly contained as in omarchy with quickshell but its the same idea. also have small apps that i called via commands for proof reading, translating, OCR, come up with solution as i need them have my own youtube player, x, vpn selector, and other dashboards. if

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typakon45 days ago

can you describe ur omarchy setup pls im also on it rn

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