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Monday, 26 October 2026 00:00 UTC – Tuesday, 27 October 2026 06:00 UTC
Snapdragon X disk unlock loads the internal keyboard module
A change merged into quattro early-loads the I2C keyboard module on a Snapdragon machine, which an encrypted install's disk prompt needs for the internal keyboard.
Read the story →A shell file the shell could not read is not overwritten
A change merged into quattro leaves a shell configuration the shell could not use in place, so a later bar change does not replace that file with the defaults.
A panel-disabled laptop display is enabled when no external display is connected
A change merged into quattro enables a laptop display that was turned off in the Display panel when no external display is physically connected. The pull request says this was not run on an Omarchy install.
Retired N1x sound routes are cleared so the card is probed again
A change merged into quattro clears leftover SoundWire routes on N1x laptops that ran Omarchy's own audio profiles, then restarts WirePlumber so the card is probed again.
Lenovo Pro 9 setup accepts the firmware GPU memory layout
A change merged into quattro accepts the Lenovo Pro 9 GPU memory layout, keeps the firmware's marker, and sets the reservation to 4 GiB so system setup can continue.
N1x install stops setting options that linux-omarchy 7.3-3 handles
A change merged into quattro stops the N1x install from setting options that linux-omarchy 7.3-3 handles in the kernel. The pull request says Edge and rc have that kernel, and that it has to go to stable with this release.
Non-ASCII background names pass through the Quattro upgrade
A change merged into quattro reads background paths without quoting, so a non-ASCII name such as café.jpg does not stop the Quattro upgrade.
A browser chosen on 3.x stays through the Quattro upgrade
A change merged into quattro sets Chromium as the default browser only when no default resolves, so a browser chosen on 3.x is kept through the Quattro upgrade.
An unresolved FIDO2 path keeps the migration pending
A change merged into quattro keeps the FIDO2 migration pending when the auth file is a symlink or not a regular file, so later migrations and an update wait.
Kernel migration skips a machine without Limine tooling
A change merged into quattro skips the kernel migration when limine-mkinitcpio is absent, so a machine on another boot loader is not left blocking later migrations.
An unofficial Omarchy phone port shows a touch interface
Sebastian Stange said his unofficial Omarchy mobile port has a new touch interface, day and night themes, and offline Whisper dictation, in this post. He called it an early prototype.
Super+comma acts on the newest notification's click and buttons
A change merged into quattro counts a notification's own click as an action, so Super+comma opens a click-only card instead of dismissing it. An earlier change merged into quattro set the button cases.
Network speed test counts only Omarchy's own payload
A change merged into quattro runs Omarchy's own speed client, which counts only its test payload, and closing the panel ends the test.
Login intro stops polling the background once the cover is gone
A change merged into quattro stops the background intro's frame poll when the cover and the theme transition are gone, including after startup drops the cover.
Clock and weather popups open under their widgets
A change merged into quattro anchors the clock and weather popups under the widget that was clicked, rather than the center of the bar.
In brief
An AMD RX 9070 on an M2 Max reports a Qwen rate with one Mesa setting
Joshua Warren said Qwen generates at about 33 tok/s with RADV_PERFTEST=dmashaders, up from 25, on an AMD RX 9070 (16 GB) over Thunderbolt on an M2 Max running Omarchy, on the same greedy output, in this post.
Preamp launches for Omarchy users
Bjarne Øverli said he is launching preamp, designed to solve his audio needs and made available to all Omarchy users, in this post.
Thread mosaic shows up to 8 live coding-agent threads
Andrés Villagrán said a thread mosaic in Omarchy shows up to 8 live threads side by side, streaming as agents think, read, edit, and run, plus a search that forgives typos, in this post.