The steam class for opacity is missing the `.*` regular expression. Just `steam` does not match launched steam apps. Therefore, currently, steam apps have the default opacity of `0.97` of omarchy. This is usually not noticable, but very distracting on an OLED Screen and Games with dark/black scenes / menues and a brigher / any app opend 'behind' the game.
If it is not run as a sub-shell, using open and then subsequently closing the app will pollute the existing terminal with messages like:
[1] 287915
[1]+ Done xdg-open "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1
Making it a subshell removes this noise and keeps it more like the open command in macOS.
* Toggle hybrid GPU mode via supergfxctl
Very useful for Asus G14 and other laptops with NVIDIA + AMD iGPU
combos.
* Use correct exit
* Simplify
* Wording
* Revise switching process
* Spacing
* These are sudo actions
* Make it exe
* No need for extensions
Matches existing style
* Relying on the new config should be enough since we are restarting anyway
* Prevent race condition
* Reminder to add to OPR
* 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>
* Attempt to templaterize the theme specific files
* Cleanup
* Slim down
* Combine render into -set
* Pull out the dynamic template rendering again, but simpler
* Fix vars
* Variables are lowercase
* Better presentation
* Fix missing colors
* Provide stripped values too
* Fix colors for regular hex format
* Bring back explicit btop themes
They're too involved to derive from a basic color set
* Make an atomic swap of the theme directories
* No longer used by walker to cancel
* Explain why
* Remove redundant const
* Consistent const naming
* No longe have $THEMES_DIR
* Correct the blue
* Set opencode colors too
* Fix colors for readability
* Move the templates together with the others in default
* Split user themes and default themes
* Fix paths
* Look for both user themes and default themes
Plus speed things up
* Migrate to the new setup where default themes live inside omarchy
* Explicitly store the name of the current theme
* Cleanup
* No longer need omarchy-theme-next since themes are now fully rendered, not symlinks
* Get current theme name from the new theme.name file
* Look for user background images in dedicated directory
* Need yq for toml
* Need yq to parse colors.toml
* Look for backgrounds matching the new theme.name
We no longer have symlinks
* Migrate existing user backgrounds to the new proper location
* Install user backgrounds in the correct path
* Fix quoting
* Just rely on the system theme for opencode and get ready for USRSIG2 being available to live reload
* Fix template generation for rgb colors
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>
