In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes discuss Omarchy, a new Linux install from DHH and the Basecamp folks. Scott shares his experience using Omarchy, highlighting its polished feel, pre-installed apps with system-wide shortcuts, and the unique window management system called Hyprland. He contrasts it with his past experiences with Linux and Mac OS, noting Omarchy's speed and efficiency. Wes and Scott discuss the initial challenges, such as UI scaling and installing SMB, but overall, Scott is impressed with Omarchy's performance and the seamless integration of web apps. He even considers switching to a Framework laptop to fully embrace the Linux experience, while acknowledging the few apps he would miss from the Apple ecosystem. They wrap up with sick picks, where Wes recommends a Ugreen charging brick and silicone USB-C cords, and Scott recommends the Omarchy manual for its CLI tools and general insights.
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