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I created a CRT glitchy shader to run on the top GTK layer in Omarchy. Using the retro Fallout theme, it looks so cool.

Omarchy theming can't be easier than this? The philosophy is to auto-create themes based on the colors coming from the wallpapers. This is for those not bothering with creating the theme files themselves, where this is good enough, also known as Wabi Sabi. It sets the theming files automatically based on templates, and leverages the Omarchy theming lifecycles. I'll release the repository in a day or two, then we will take it from there.

This is how I envision the Omarchy future

How it looked yesterday vs how it looks today Old CRT shader with 3D curved glass effect. A real .glsl shader file used by Hyprshade running on Omarchy.

Is this wallpaper app a big yay or nay? I have started too many Omarchy projects.

Tēma is getting cleaner by the day. The key is to feel like a truly Omarchy native experience. yay -S tema-git

What have I done? Aether for Omarchy. v1.6.0. Sleep next.

A demo of running Omarchy in the Quest 3 VR headset. Works as a charm. The software used is Immersed. Fun times to be alive. A quick edit.

Jot has launched! yay -S jot-git A single-purpose tool for capturing a thought before it disappears.

Retro PC, last one, I promise. Yet another shader made for hyprshade, retro-glow.

I get in a Zelda mood watching this theme

Tēma has arrived: Omarchy theming just got easier.

Nevertheless, in Aether v2.13.0, it'll bring 80+ shaders that can be toggled, and you can add your own.

All of the shaders added by Aether in v2.13.0. Some of them are for pure entertainment, while many of them are filters you can apply, i.e., grayscale, warmth, cold, monochromes, etc, that are helpful for eye restraint and such. Variety. Can't wait to see what you all build!