Omarchy - The Best Tiling Window Setup Ever?

This is the arch tiling setup.

But what I love most about it is it has a whole host of menus and stuff you can go into.

You can learn specifically, hey, what are all the key bindings? You can easily go into there.

You have the wiki that will be pulled up here.

You can see the entire manual so you can pull through it.

This is insane.

Like, I've never seen, like, most desktop environments, most full-blown company-backed distributions in Linux don't have this type of documentation.

This is the first Tiling Window Manager I think I've ever seen that actually helps the user along and doesn't just say, go read the effing manual when most of it's just, like, cobbled together and you have to, like... read between the lines type of thing.

This, everything kind of just intuitively made sense.

I never even have read the manual and I'm just like blown away that this is all right here, but not even needed.

Really, you could just kind of come in here and pop this up, hit learn, and then just go through each one.

And you have all these manuals right here to reference, but I really haven't needed to.

Now, the setup style of Omarchi was a little bit more problematic when I did it on live stream because this is an existing install.

So Omarchi is really meant for a fresh install, but you know, you can hack around and get it.

And I wanted to see kind of how it was structured so I can improve it.

because that's what every Linux user does.

I probably will start doing PRs directly to Omarchi, and it's on their official Basecamp repo, but I wanted to first do one thing for you, and that is the Linux utility expanded to Omarchi.