
Omarchy After Installation: What to Do First
A practical first session in Omarchy: find the menu, open and move windows, connect to a network, update the system, install one app, and save your settings.
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A practical first session in Omarchy: find the menu, open and move windows, connect to a network, update the system, install one app, and save your settings.

Choose the right Omarchy installation path before selecting a drive: full disk versus free space, Windows preparation, encryption, and what to check afterward.

A task-based guide to 20 Omarchy shortcuts for launching apps, moving between windows, controlling the desktop, and finding the rest of the keybindings.

Use Omarchy's built-in theme and background pickers, understand what a theme changes, and know when a community theme needs closer inspection.

Use Omarchy's coordinated update path, understand stable and edge channels, and know exactly what a bootable snapshot can and cannot restore.

Compare Omarchy's ready-made Hyprland desktop, installer, packages, and update workflow with a standard Arch Linux starting point so you can choose the right setup.

Run the official Omarchy trial on a Mac or Windows PC, test the keyboard-first desktop, and decide what a virtual machine can tell you before a disk install.

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