* Try with voxtype
* Update delay to prevent skipped characters
* Add removal of voxtype
* Use -bin package
* Fix for yay
* Nerdicons!
* Use new, subtle nerdfont glyphs instead of standard icons
* Do this in the waybar config instead
* Make voxtype a permanent fixture so it is not lost on waybar resets
* Record purpose
* Add Dictation hotkeys
* Tweak wording and point to config
* Reuse the same help
* Better communication
* Anticipate moving the package to OPR
* Clarify where the packages are coming from
* input group not needed when using hyprland hotkey
* Explain hotkey off
* Allow for changing of the model on right click
* Allow config on right click
* Be more specific
* Focus on config editing with waybar clicks
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Co-authored-by: Ryan Hughes <ryan@heyoodle.com>
Also, move waybar-less information notifications to Super + Ctrl + Alt +
T/B to make room. These are very specialized and probably not broadly
used.
Closes#3909
Co-authored-by: @ddVital
* feat: silently move active window to target workspace
Adds a quality-of-life keybind:
SUPER + ALT + SHIFT + [1-9, 0]
This silently moves the active window from the active workspace to the
chosen destination workspace. The destination workspace re-tiles
correctly upon receiving the window.
The currently active workspace remains active, and the moved window
retains focus throughout the operation (no workspace switch, no
animation, no extra UI noise).
Why:
- Provides fast, silent window reshuffling during multitasking.
- Avoids disruptive workspace switching.
- Matches Omarchy’s focus on efficient Hyprland ergonomics.
- Keeps the user anchored to their current workflow while reorganizing.
Testing:
1. Open multiple windows across several workspaces.
2. Focus a window on the active workspace.
3. Press SUPER + ALT + [1–9, 0].
4. Verify the window appears on the target workspace and re-tiles.
5. Confirm the **source workspace stays active**.
6. Confirm **focus remains on the moved window**.
7. Repeat with multiple applications and workspace combinations.
* We've frozen this old tiling config
* Put on Super + Shift + Alt
This is an alternative version of an existing move
* Fix description
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* Add bluetui integration and launch script
- Add omarchy-launch-bluetooth script to launch bluetui TUI
- Create migration scripts for bluetui installation
- Update omarchy-menu and waybar configuration for bluetui support
- Add bluetui to base packages
* Move unblock into launchers and reuse existing launch or focus setup
* Fix installer to remove blueberry and be more surgical with waybar changes
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* improve: uniquely identify btop when launched from waybar.
* align btop app id
* add migration to uniquely identify btop
* also add unique app ids to lazydocker and terminal editor
* introduce new omarchy-launch-tui that sets class.
* align all the tuis and behaviour in waybar
* update migration accordingly
* fixes
* separate terminal from tui
* fix: double setsid uswm-app --
* Standardize namespace on org.omarchy and lowercase
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* Fix: Jetbrains popup dialog would not get focus automatically
The config shipped with omarchy misbehaves with popups. Opening a popup
would not shift the focus automatically to it, requiring manual click on
it to start typing into it.
You can reproduce with by trying to open any popup dialog (for example
CTRL+T on Rider, or CTRL+SHIFT+F)
This config with `-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit` in the custom VM options
fixes all the issues I have with jetbrains. I am also making a dedicated
workspace which float all windows just for jetbrains.
* Use existing formatting conventions
* More tweaks
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
This additional bind lets the user follow the default action of a notification with a keystroke in the same position `,` as the other notification binds.
Solves the issue from ae10133b5e the right
way using the actual xdg-terminal-exec package and provides resillient
fallbacks no matter what the user might do.
This also removes the need to restart after changing terminals at all.
fixes#2198fixes#2329fixes#2673fixes#1754
