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Saturday, 17 October 2026 00:00 UTC – Sunday, 18 October 2026 06:00 UTC
Version 4.0.5 brings Linux 7.2.8 and the October snapshot
Omarchy version 4.0.5 is out, with Qt 6.12, the October snapshot, and Linux 7.2.8 with the BORE scheduler. Existing machines upgrade with Update > Omarchy.
Read the story →Each monitor gets its own workspaces in quattro
Pull request 15655, merged into quattro, not in version 4.0.5, gives every monitor its own workspaces 1–10, the way the pull request says Niri does. Super + 2 goes to the second workspace on the focused monitor, and its bar lists only its own.
Try Omarchy version 1.0 uses the Mac image
Eduardo Martinez said Try Omarchy version 1.0 is available, and that it uses the new Omarchy Mac image and the official ARM package mirror. He said Omarchy can be updated inside the virtual machine.
Apple Silicon kernel covers M1, M2, M3, and MacBook Neo
Joshua Warren said Omarchy's own Linux kernel now covers M1, M2, M3, and MacBook Neo machines, with external monitors, Thunderbolt docks, and Touch ID, in this post. He said this kernel is still an edge release, so the public installer will not install it yet.
A language change reaches new apps in quattro
Pull request 15791, merged into quattro, sets a newly chosen language in Hyprland and restarts the shell. Apps opened from a keybinding or the launcher were staying in the old language until the next login.
Mac mini M6 neural engine is a new Omarchy target
Joshua Warren said the Mac mini M6 neural engine, H18G, is a new target for Omarchy: two 16-core engines whose firmware iBoot loads before macOS starts, in this post. He said he compiled the first H18G program on it, and that Omarchy bring-up starts now.
Spotify's ARM menu entry installs the web player in quattro
Pull request 15768, merged into quattro, installs Spotify's web player on ARM, where the Linux client is built for x86_64 only. Super + Shift + M opens that player. Nothing changes on x86_64.
Dropbox is offered on the ARM menu for 4K pages in quattro
Pull request 15757, merged into quattro, offers Dropbox on ARM when the page size is 4096. birkskyum wrote that the client starts on a Yoga Slim 7x and reaches its link prompt in about 10 seconds, and that he did not link an account.
GeForce NOW, Battle.net, and Lutris hide on the ARM menu in quattro
Pull request 15753, merged into quattro, hides GeForce NOW, Battle.net, and Lutris on ARM. The pull request says those three installers cannot work there, and that they stay available on x86_64.
A Codex spend cap gets a row in the quattro agents panel
Pull request 15722, merged into quattro, shows a Codex spend cap when the account has no primary or secondary rate window. Stegi56 wrote that this was observed on a Business account, where the agents panel had no limits row.
Tokyo Night keeps a renamed background pick in quattro
Pull request 15767, merged into quattro, moves a Tokyo Night background pick to the background with the same name under another number. On an upgrade from 4.0.x, a renumbered pick points at a missing file and the desktop falls back to Liftoff, including at 4.5.
In brief
Bitwarden's own Linux build floats in quattro
Pull request 15769, merged into quattro, matches Bitwarden's window class in both spellings. The pull request says Bitwarden's own Linux build had not floated or stayed out of screen shares. birkskyum wrote that on a Yoga Slim 7x the window floats with the wider rule.
The System menu drops Reboot to Boot Menu in quattro
Pull request 15795, merged into quattro, drops the System menu's Reboot to Boot Menu entry and the reboot-boot-menu subcommand that only that entry used.
Go's name returns in 15 translated menus in quattro
Pull request 15777, merged into quattro, puts the Go language name back in 15 translations that had translated it as the verb go. Estonian also gets Docker DB back in place of Dokker DB.
Idle T3 Code chats compact before the cache expires
Andrés Villagrán said omarchy-t3-code compacts an idle chat before its cache expires, so resuming does not spend extra tokens, in this post.
Hansson meets Chinese Omarchy fans at the GOSIM Shenzhen event
David Heinemeier Hansson said he was meeting Chinese Omarchy fans and users at the GOSIM/Omarchy Shenzhen event, in this post.
An invitation names the Omarchy stand at Latent Shift
Mehmet İnce reposted an invitation to the Omarchy stand at Latent Shift, in this post. Barış Girişmen reposted that he and @GoktugVatandas were on stage evangelising Omarchy at Latent Shift, in this post.
A setup can be shared on the Omarchy hardware list
Christoffer Hallas said people can contribute to the Omarchy hardware compatibility list and share a setup, and that this can help others confirm whether an old or new machine runs Omarchy, in this post.
Detent is a launcher based on Omarchy themes
Bjarne Øverli introduced Detent, a launcher based on Omarchy themes, in this post, and linked the Detent repository in a follow-up.