Downloaded a PDF.
Now you need to sign it—without printing and scanning it.
Omarchy’s upcoming app, Signed, is built for that moment.
Open the PDF, place your signature, add the date, and save a signed copy.
Your original stays untouched.
It also lets you add text where a form needs your name or other details.
@omarchy says Signed will replace Xournal++ for this job in the next version. It isn’t the stable default yet, and password-protected PDFs aren’t supported.
What’s the last document you had to print just to sign?
Installed Omarchy… now what?
Your desktop can copy text from screenshots, send files to your phone and type what you say.
@NetworkChuck’s 50-feature walkthrough is a great starting point. Here are 5 useful features to try first:
Stop retyping text from images
Press Super + Ctrl + Print Screen and select the text you need. Omarchy extracts it so you can paste it elsewhere.
Useful for an error message, a screenshot or a slide.
Send files straight to your phone
Press Super + Ctrl + S to open LocalSend sharing.
Install LocalSend on your phone and connect both devices to the same network. Send that screenshot without emailing it to yourself.
Give your favourite website its own window
Super + Space → Install → Web App.
Add a name and URL. You get an app launcher entry and a separate window for a site you use every day.
Speak instead of typing
Open the Omarchy menu → Install → AI → Dictation.
After setup, hold F9 and speak into the active text field. Voxtype runs locally by default.
Useful for getting a rough idea down before editing it.
Keep a terminal one shortcut away
Super + Alt + S moves the active window to the scratchpad.
Super + S brings it back over whichever workspace you’re using. Press again to hide it.
Try one today. Which would save you the most hassle: text extraction, file sharing or dictation?
https://t.co/BfFugef61y
Downloaded a PDF.
Now you need to sign it—without printing and scanning it.
Omarchy’s upcoming app, Signed, is built for that moment.
Open the PDF, place your signature, add the date, and save a signed copy.
Your original stays untouched.
It also lets you add text where a form needs your name or other details.
@omarchy says Signed will replace Xournal++ for this job in the next version. It isn’t the stable default yet, and password-protected PDFs aren’t supported.
What’s the last document you had to print just to sign?
Omarchy running on a PlayStation 4 🎮🐧
@meerzulee got it working on real PS4 hardware, no VM, and it runs stable.
The PS4 has an AMD x86 chip, so a full Linux desktop fits. DHH called it "so damn cool" 🤘
Weirdest machine you've run Omarchy on? 👇
Five servers. Five terminal windows. Which one was prod again?
@dhh built Gliff for Omarchy so all your remote boxes live in one place.
Open the app, add your servers, then switch between them in tabs. It streams over SSH with GPU acceleration, so it stays smooth.
A useful place to start: add the box you SSH into the most.
It's set to ship as part of RS 4.5.
What would you put in your first tab: home server, VPS or work machine?
Gliff will give you access to all your remote Omarchy boxes from a single app with tabs per server that streams over SSH using GPU acceleration. Incredibly useful! Will be part of RS 4.5 🤘 https://t.co/pMtpAFiEgA
Downloaded a PDF.
Now you need to sign it—without printing and scanning it.
Omarchy’s upcoming app, Signed, is built for that moment.
Open the PDF, place your signature, add the date, and save a signed copy.
Your original stays untouched.
It also lets you add text where a form needs your name or other details.
@omarchy says Signed will replace Xournal++ for this job in the next version. It isn’t the stable default yet, and password-protected PDFs aren’t supported.
What’s the last document you had to print just to sign?
You remember the window.
You forgot which workspace it's on.
So you start switching desktops, looking for it.
Panorama by İlkay Dinç gives Omarchy a visual overview of your workspaces, with actual window previews.
After installing the community plugin:
→ Double-tap Super
→ Browse the workspace previews
→ Select a window and press Enter
You're back where you wanted to be.
Super = Windows key.
It requires Omarchy 4. The creator has tested a single monitor; multiple monitors and fractional scaling remain untested.
Repo + install 👉 https://t.co/IsdDQonqDU
Which window do you lose most often: your browser, terminal or notes? 👇
Launch any app on your Omarchy machine without touching the keyboard.🥸
If you spend most of your time on the mouse, reaching for a shortcut breaks your flow.
@erikrjohansson's Mouse Hotkey Wheel puts your apps and actions in a ring around your cursor.
His 20-second demo shows the whole loop: hold middle-click, the wheel opens, point at an app, release to launch it. Terminal, files, screenshot, clipboard and play/pause are all on the wheel.
Try this first: hold middle-click, point at Terminal, release.
It's a community project, not part of Omarchy itself. Install steps and the repo link are in Erik's reply under his post.
Which action would you put on your wheel first?
@notcalmerecentl Drag an app straight into a workspace would be wild 🔥
That's a great one for the Panorama dev, İlkay Dinç.
Would you use it more for launching apps or moving windows around?