“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
According to https://archlinux.org/download/, the base arch iso is 1.4 GB. Why the heck does a wrapper for arch’s installer take literally 5 times the disk space?
EDIT: ah, I see the article brings this up in the details, along with pointing out that the install process ends up needing to download an addition 1.8 gigs. 🤦
this screenshot hurts me.
So “update omarchy” just means “do a git pull on the dotfiles repo” and it doesn’t even seem to be passing
--depth 1because we see info on several branches being updated and the entire “update” weighs in at1.01 MiBjust for 1 line change in the conf file to (I assume) make steam work nicely with hyprland…This really reeks of not caring in the slightest about your users, almost to the point of “if they don’t know better and can’t figure out how to do it properly on their own, then they deserve to suffer”.