Ubuntu’s First RISC-V Desktop Images
Server boards got most of the early RISC-V love. Ubuntu’s first RISC-V desktop images aimed at SpacemiT K3 hardware are the “maybe I can actually sit…
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Linux Mainline’s Network Fix Day
Some days the mainline feed is feature theater. October 9’s network-heavy roundup was the other kind: WireGuard handshake race fixes, stale ICMP memory cleanup, MT7922/7925 power…
Try Omarchy Windows 0.6.2 / 0.7: SSH Fix, Then a Safer Import
Try Omarchy on Windows is the no-repartition way to kick the tires on DHH’s Arch + Hyprland desktop. Late September into October, the launcher shipped a…
$100K HackerOne Bounty — and Mehmet İnce Owns the Queue
On October 2, 2026, DHH announced that the Omacom Foundation put $100,000 behind an official Omarchy bug bounty on HackerOne — and that Mehmet İnce is…
Apple Silicon Preview 3a (M3): Lab Image, Not Daily Driver Yet
Do not confuse the tracks. Omarchy M is the longer bet on bare-metal Apple Silicon (Asahi-class, M1/M2 first). Separately, the convergent Apple Silicon preview path —…
From Sponsor to Staff: outfoxxed Takes Shell Full-Time
On September 9, the Omacom Foundation hired outfoxxed — creator of Quickshell — as Head of Omarchy Shell and a member of Omarchy Core. The three-year…
Omarchy M: Keep the Mac, Lose macOS
Apple still ships some of the best laptop silicon on the planet. Plenty of Omarchy converts already know that — they just want the hardware without…
Quattro 4.0.3: Hermes/OpenClaw OOB + security pass
Omarchy v4.0.3 landed September 8 with a twin headline: Hermes and OpenClaw out of the box, plus another security pass validated by the Omarchy Security team.…
Omarchy Week in Review: Quattro, Agents, and Security Defaults
Omarchy’s Quattro week kept landing punches. Between the Quickshell rewrite still echoing from mid-August, an agentic desktop that puts Ollama and LM Studio in the install…
Omarchy on the Radar: Agentic Linux, EtherNinja Notes
A sharp intro to Omarchy — DHH's opinionated Arch + Hyprland + Quickshell stack for developer workstations and AI agents — and why EtherNinja will keep…