Post #4778231 · Elektrine

2026-09-20 07:34 UTC

@s8n@posting.lolicon.rocks yeah it's insecure as shit. I'm enjoying myself but I don't recommend anyone actually install it. The target audience is Mac power users who are fed up with Mac OS, and I really don't think these people are checking anything when they install quickshell plugins, or stuff out of the AUR. They don't even know how. Another fun thing is the Omarchy menu is full of install scripts that supposedly point to where the listed app is (example - zen browser) and you just gotta trust it. It's legit at the moment but it could become compromised. I'm anxiously waiting to see if all those millions of dollars raised is just money laundering or if something great actually becomes of Omarchy. It's very entertaining @EdBoatConnoisseur@loli.church

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@EdBoatConnoisseur@loli.church 2026-09-20 12:29

@dielan@shitposter.world @s8n@posting.lolicon.rocks omarchy is a rice that you can install, yes. but if luke smith is allowed to call LARBS a distro then omarchy is a distro, then again when you think about it ubuntu is like omarchy, just like how omarchy is a bundle of packages, configs and a theme installed on top of arch, ubuntu is a bundle of packages, configs and a theme installed over what is essentially a franken debian, just that the ubuntu developers take the extra steps to maintain their own repos so that they can ship known CVE vulnerable and exploitable versions of packages like ssh-server (8.5p1 to 9.7p1) which they shipped with arbitrary remote code execution enabled (RegreSSHion) from ubuntu 22.04 LTS to ubuntu 24.04 LTS...

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