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Omarchy is launching official Mac support for Apple Silicon through a dedicated team called Omarchy M. The team of 15 developers is building a native installer, GPU drivers, and hardware support to run Omarchy on M1, M2, and newer Mac machines alongside macOS, with the first release targeting full compatibility for M1 and M2 variants.
Salmon is a Linux monitoring utility that tracks systemd service health and custom checks via periodic commands, displaying alerts through a tray icon and desktop notifications. The project consists of a Go background service (salmon) that monitors local or remote machines and a Rust desktop client (salmon-watch) that connects to multiple instances and displays incidents.
Omarchy v4.0.4 releases a custom Linux kernel optimized for desktop responsiveness, gaming compatibility, and hardware reliability. The update improves Btrfs performance, power management, and fixes audio, touchpad, display, and startup issues across various systems.
A Swift-based external builder tool for Nix on Darwin that enables building Linux packages on macOS without a remote VM, reproducing Determinate Nix's native-linux-builder functionality for upstream Nix installations with optional Nix-darwin module integration.
Thurbox is a tmux-based TUI and CLI tool that orchestrates multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Aider, etc.) in parallel sessions within a single terminal. Each agent runs in its own persistent tmux session and git worktree, surviving crashes and restarts, with a fully customizable Lua-based interface that updates without recompilation.