Fifty languages reach the menu and the desktop
Pull request 15326, merged into quattro, lets a person pick among the same 50 languages as omarchy.org under Setup, then Language. English stays the default. The merge is not in version 4.0.4.
The pull request says the menu, the Quickshell desktop, and Omarchy's own notifications switch immediately, without a restart, because the shell watches the language file. The system locale is set to match, so other applications follow on the next login. The command `omarchy language` takes a language code.
English, in the en catalog, is the source of truth. The pull request counts 397 menu ids, 166 shell keys, and 111 CLI keys, and a full manual of 51 chapters per language, 2,499 files. It says stock Noto fonts, including Noto CJK, already cover every script, so no font installs are needed.
The pull request says Danish was the pilot, verified live in the running shell, and that the remaining 48 catalog sets were translated with one agent per language. Right-to-left languages render their text, but the shell layout is not mirrored, and terminal output, the developer gallery, and plugin names are left untranslated. David Heinemeier Hansson opened and merged the change.