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63 points theYipster | 2 comments | 15 Sep 25 05:13 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source

An install script to create a strong and stable blend of Omarchy on top of CachyOS. You must install CachyOS first (please read the README file.)

Feedback and contributions welcome!

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temp0826 ◴[15 Sep 25 08:11 UTC] No.45247299[source]▶
> Omarchy skips installation of a login display manager. Instead, Hyprland autostarts and password protection is provided upon boot by the LUKS full disk encryption service.

Pretty unconventional...Is this a bad idea?

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UK-AL ◴[15 Sep 25 08:26 UTC] No.45247393[source]▶
Can't be multiuser
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alias_neo ◴[15 Sep 25 12:30 UTC] No.45248885[source]▶
Also not ideal for security if you like to sleep/hibernate on a laptop.

Who am I kidding, how many laptops actually sleep or hibernate properly when running Linux anyway...

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prmoustache ◴[15 Sep 25 12:39 UTC] No.45248956{3}[source]▶
My desktop box is running bazzite and is only used for gaming. I treat it has a console really, it isn't even connected to the internet and doesn't even receive updates unless I want to download a new game. It doesn't have any private data, the only secret I might have is that steam is already logged on but I don't have any payment account/card setup on my steam account.

Appart from the internet connection that might be useful for those gaming online I would expect most gamer machines would be like that.

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1. alias_neo ◴[15 Sep 25 15:35 UTC] No.45250951{4}[source]▶
I ran Bazzite for a little while on my desktop to see how it was for gaming, and it was great, but I do a lot besides gaming, gaming is a small percentage of my time spent on the PC, and I as a full-time Linux user, work and home, I needed something more traditional, I've switched over to CachyOS now which meets my needs well.
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2. prmoustache ◴[15 Sep 25 15:56 UTC] No.45251241[source]▶
Well I don't mix work, gaming (especially with random proprietary code) and personnal stuff on the same device unless there is a good decent separation of the environments. Since gaming is the only usage that warrant a big heavy desktop with a GPU, that I like the conveniency of a laptop for personnal use and have a dedicated work laptop provided by my employer, it is fairly easy to separate duties.