“Omarchy feels like a project created by a Linux newcomer”
(long post, the author says feel free to skip to the summary)
archive (if yr browser chokes on the katakana URL): https://archive.is/Ks8o5
“Omarchy feels like a project created by a Linux newcomer”
(long post, the author says feel free to skip to the summary)
archive (if yr browser chokes on the katakana URL): https://archive.is/Ks8o5
Props to Lemmy for doing… something… with the katakana URL. Was still able to follow the link on Safari.
Even as someone herding along a few perpetually-in-progress Gentoo setups, piping curl into sh to install random stuff staggers me. I don’t see how this can be taken seriously; the software and the surrounding hype complex come off as a gimmick to catfish impressionable high-schoolers who don’t know any better. After reading this, I can only imagine that Omarchy is most frequently distributed out of a shoddy panel van parked at a judicially-mandated distance outside of school zones. “Hey kid, want to try some Linux?”
I don’t actually believe DHH uses Omarchy as his daily driver and not his Mac.
The xn-- URLs are punycode encoding, which is how non-ASCII domain names work under the hood.
That’s because you’re thinking of Omarchy as a Linux distro, not as an open endorsement of fascism. Its goal isn’t to make a usable Linux distro, its to entrench fascists into Linux and the wider FOSS ecosystem.