Peek at any Omarchy workspace without switching to it 👀 Spaces shows each workspace's apps in your top bar, with a live preview on hover. Why it's useful: ▸ See what's open before you switch ▸ Hover to watch a workspace update live ▸ Click to switch, like the built-in numbers What to set up: ▸ Install it and pick where it sits in the bar ▸ Turn off the built-in workspace numbers so there's one row ▸ Set it to show every app, not just the current workspace Starry Hope's demo: hovering workspace 3 shows Btop still updating inside the preview. You get a top bar that tells you where everything is. Plugins run with your access and no sandbox, so read the code before installing. The setup guide and credit are in the first reply. How many workspaces do you actually use?

Omarchy just got faster ways to change how it looks. ⌨️ These were merged after the 4.5 RC, so they arrive in the next build. Why it's useful: ▸ Themes and backgrounds are one chord away, not two menus deep ▸ Network gets its own spot on the keyboard ▸ Appearance becomes a top-level menu, so look-and-feel lives in one place What's coming: ▸ Super + Ctrl + T: open themes ▸ Super + Ctrl + W: open backgrounds ▸ Super + Ctrl + N: network (it moves here from Super + Ctrl + W) ▸ Super + Ctrl + Alt + C: keyboard screenshot Heads-up: Nightlight loses Super + Ctrl + N. It stays in the toggle menu on Super + Ctrl + O. Merged on GitHub, Oct 20. Not in a release yet: expect them in the next 4.5 build. PR links are in the first reply. Which do you change more often: your theme or your background?

Webcam Too Dark on Calls. Fix It From the Top Bar 📷 You join a call. Your face is a dark shape. You turn on a lamp and tilt the screen. Still too dark. On Windows or a Mac you'd open the camera's settings. Omarchy doesn't come with a settings app for it. Webcam Controls is a free add-on by @kristoferlund. It's community-made, not stock Omarchy. You get a camera icon in your top bar with a live preview and your camera's own settings. ▸ Exposure, color, focus and framing, if your camera offers them ▸ The preview changes as you drag a slider ▸ Double-click a value to reset it to the camera's default ▸ Pick between cameras if you have more than one. It remembers your pick. Example (documented in his README): the panel builds its sliders from what your camera reports. So each camera gets its own set. Try it: 1. Open a terminal. Type: omarchy plugin add 2. Paste his link from the reply. Say yes. 3. Click the camera icon in the bar. Drag a slider. Check it worked: the preview gets brighter or darker as you drag. Limit: you only see the controls your camera supports. Closing the panel frees the camera for your call. What do you change first when your webcam looks wrong?

Omarchy 4.5 RC is out, and 4.0.6 fixes stuck updates. 🧪 Here's everything that changed this week, in one place. 4.5 RC is the first feature release since 4.0. You can try it now with Update > Channel > RC, then Update > Omarchy. Why it's worth a look:👇 ▸ Multi-monitor setups finally behave: every monitor gets its own workspaces ▸ Notifications stop piling up: they stack by sender, with snooze and history ▸ Boot is quicker: the menu wait drops from about 6 seconds to 1 What's new in 4.5 RC: ▸ Workspaces: Super + 1–0 follows the monitor you're on ▸ Layouts: Super + L cycles tiling, scrolling and floating with a dock ▸ Console: Super + Grave drops in a terminal, a home for your terminal agent ▸ Languages: Omarchy in 50 of them, under Setup > Language ▸ Elsewhen: a world clock next to the clock, on Super + Ctrl + Alt + E And on stable, 4.0.6:🚀 ▸ Updates no longer stop at the OpenClaw migration ▸ The screen locks before suspend again The demos in the video come from the official 4.5 RC release notes. Start with:👇 "Update > Omarchy" for 4.0.6 on stable. Switch the channel to RC only on a machine you can roll back. Release notes and the OpenClaw fix command are in the first reply. 4.5 is a release candidate: expect rough edges, and snapshot first. Two 4.0.5 login issues are still open. Which are you trying first: per-monitor workspaces, floating workspaces, or the new notifications?