try-omarchy
Run the Omarchy Linux desktop as a native app on Apple Silicon
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Try Omarchy for Windows
Run the Omarchy Linux desktop in a Windows window without a dual boot
Windows users curious about Omarchy can try the whole desktop with GPU acceleration from one exe, with no partitioning and no VM setup.
Try Omarchy for Windows is a launcher from Omacom that runs an Arch Linux image with Omarchy preinstalled inside a window on Windows 10 or 11. It uses QEMU with the Windows Hypervisor Platform, not WSL, with VirGL and Venus Vulkan GPU acceleration where available and a CPU fallback, plus clipboard and folder sharing. It needs about 2.1 GB of disk. Scripts are MIT-licensed; v0.1.0 is the first stable release. CUDA and PCI passthrough are not supported, and audio device changes need a reboot.
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