DigitalOcean is joining the Omacom Foundation as a Founding Corporate Patron, contributing $1 million a year for three years! That’s a $3 million commitment to the development, maintenance, and spread of Omarchy. What…
It makes gatekeeper types in the Linux ecosystem happy, because it preinstalls you neovim, hyperland, and a bunch of bloatware, so they can get to their tinkering much faster.
There are literally fascist free Arch distros like CachyOS, Garuda Linux, and EndeavourOS which make it easier to access and utilize the power of Arch. Without the vibe-coded nonsense, streamlining of customization that allows experienced computer users get right into a working, configured system that allows for greater customization. Hell, someone is working on an immutable version of Arch called ShaniOS that makes it dead simple to use, safe, just as stable. So that updates can’t break your system. It is looking like a great work in progress. One could use LITERALLY anything other than a fascist chud made and supported distro like Omarchy. But sure, call concerned people “gatekeeper types in the Linux ecosystem”. The reason why people are ringing alarm bells about DHH and other associated weirdos is due to the growing prevalence of the idea that far right weirdos are using open source as a method to normalize their deranged ideas. Reducing that very valid concern to “gatekeeping” is just not it.
Not that I want to disparage anything you’re saying, but: I’m fairly sure the person you replied to was calling Omarchy users “gatekeepers”. That’s how I read it anyhow
but why? its a shitty distro made by an amateur. there are real who needs support
It makes gatekeeper types in the Linux ecosystem happy, because it preinstalls you neovim, hyperland, and a bunch of bloatware, so they can get to their tinkering much faster.
There are literally fascist free Arch distros like CachyOS, Garuda Linux, and EndeavourOS which make it easier to access and utilize the power of Arch. Without the vibe-coded nonsense, streamlining of customization that allows experienced computer users get right into a working, configured system that allows for greater customization. Hell, someone is working on an immutable version of Arch called ShaniOS that makes it dead simple to use, safe, just as stable. So that updates can’t break your system. It is looking like a great work in progress. One could use LITERALLY anything other than a fascist chud made and supported distro like Omarchy. But sure, call concerned people “gatekeeper types in the Linux ecosystem”. The reason why people are ringing alarm bells about DHH and other associated weirdos is due to the growing prevalence of the idea that far right weirdos are using open source as a method to normalize their deranged ideas. Reducing that very valid concern to “gatekeeping” is just not it.
Not that I want to disparage anything you’re saying, but: I’m fairly sure the person you replied to was calling Omarchy users “gatekeepers”. That’s how I read it anyhow
I dunno. Perhaps. I could’ve missed some context.