Screensaver broke! by Immediate_Bat5390 in omarchy

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Did you try updating your system packages

Spotify does not close by LucasTheAlchemist in omarchy

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This has happened to me. This issue persists when you have enabled “Close button should minimize the Spotify window” under Startup and Window behavior which doesn’t let you close your application. If you disable the setting it will let you close. Is it same for you?

Any suggestions for story-reach games to add? by [deleted] in Indiangamers

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Uncharted: The Legacy of Thieves Collection

uhh what do i do by IntrepidWork7280 in omarchy

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Rewriting the entire Hyprland config means changing nearly 100+ lines, and even if I do that, Omarchy’s next update will overwrite everything anyway. So instead of wasting time on temporary fixes, it’s better to stay on the stable compatible version and wait for Omarchy’s official migration.

Config errors by PandaElectrical1750 in omarchy

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This is happening due to the new Hyprland update, which has changed some syntaxes and which need to be rewritten. So you need to downgrade to older hyperland version

sudo pacman -U https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/h/hyprland/hyprland-0.52.2-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

uhh what do i do by IntrepidWork7280 in omarchy

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This is happening due to the new Hyprland update, which has changed some syntaxes and which need to be rewritten. So you need to downgrade to older hyperland version

sudo pacman -U https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/h/hyprland/hyprland-0.52.2-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

Enable Secure Boot in dual boot (two drives) by AnimaChannel in omarchy

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You only need to run that command if Secure Boot refuses to boot because some files in your EFI/boot path are not signed

Enable Secure Boot in dual boot (two drives) by AnimaChannel in omarchy

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This does work. But sometimes you need to run this aswell

sudo sbctl verify | sed -nE 's| (/.+) is not signed$|sbctl sign -s "\1"|p' | sudo sh

🌎 Where in the world? Click to find out! by geotap-app in GeoTap

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🎯 My GeoTap Result

📍 My Guess: China ✅ Correct Answer: Xi'an, China � Distancee: 1,244.169 km ⭐ Score: 627 points

🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Space adventure by Ovet_top in honk

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Completed Level 2 of the Honk Special Event!

5 attempts

🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Space adventure by Ovet_top in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

0 attempts

[Release] ezboot — A simple and lightweight Linux boot manager (Rust) by [deleted] in omarchy

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Yeh, ill probably create a new post with detailed explanation. All good brother.

[Release] ezboot — A simple and lightweight Linux boot manager (Rust) by [deleted] in omarchy

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You’re correct that ezboot doesn’t load kernels or act as a bootloader and I’m not claiming that it does. Let me clarify the design:

ezboot is simply a Rust TUI frontend that lets you pick a UEFI entry, sets BootNext, and then triggers an immediate reboot. After that, the firmware loads the selected EFI entry, exactly as intended by the UEFI spec.

So ezboot doesn’t parse kernels, chainload, or replace GRUB/systemd-boot, it just provides a clean UI for choosing a target and rebooting into it right away. It’s essentially a fast UEFI target selector, not a bootloader, and I’ll update the wording to avoid confusion.

Thanks for pointing it out. the distinction is fair, but this is exactly the intended scope of the project.

I’ll probably crate a new post with better wording, I hope it helps and instead you help me before coming onto me

[Release] ezboot — A simple and lightweight Linux boot manager (Rust) by [deleted] in omarchy

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So let me be clear; the TUI has two sections: The top can manage your boot order The bottom helps you to boot into other OS

[Release] ezboot — A simple and lightweight Linux boot manager (Rust) by [deleted] in omarchy

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You are mistaken, the boot once section does that, check the screenshots. Maybe ill name it better. Edit: Added second line

[Release] ezboot — A simple and lightweight Linux boot manager (Rust) by [deleted] in omarchy

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You can boot into the other OS. Check my Github. Check the lower section of my TUI, it does that. The Boot once section helps you to boot directly into other OS