You need to switch to Linux RIGHT NOW!!

TL;DR

• NetworkChuck (mainstream tech YouTuber, ~4M subs energy, longtime Ubuntu/Kali user) installs Omarchy Quattro, declares "this is the year of the Linux desktop," and commits to migrating his desktop, laptop, and a new Framework machine — with exclusive DHH interview clips and typecraft (Chris) as on-camera guide throughout.
• The demos that sell it: sub-2-minute Arch install on a dual-4090 rig; live theme generation by the built-in agent ("create a theme based on ThreatLocker" — it themes the OS, screensaver, and fastfetch as the sponsor read runs); the crash diagnoser AI analyzing a Portal/Steam crash ("it's a Proton issue, not an Omarchy thing — don't file it"); a Claude-built Pomodoro QuickShell widget; and Windows-in-Docker as an installable app.
• Good explainers for a mainstream audience: what "from scratch" distros are (the big five), why Arch is minimal/rolling/DIY, and how Omarchy tames Arch — its own package repo mirroring Arch one month behind with stable/RC/edge/dev channels, "so DHH's choices aren't broken by the bleeding edge."
• He engages the gatekeeping debate directly: neckbeards say Omarchy users can't claim "I use Arch btw" because they didn't earn it; his answer (and typecraft's): "times have changed... the complexity is still there underneath, it's just not gated" — AI removes the maintenance tax that made Linux scary.
• Caveats stay honest: the tiling-window learning curve is real ("it's okay if it takes a couple of days to learn your computer" — DHH), no sound in the Windows VM, QuickShell bar vanished once (he'd toggled it), and he's still recording this very video on Windows because one production app is reliability-critical — "slowly I can give more and more of my workload over to Linux."

Key moments

• [00:01] The declaration — "This is the year of the Linux desktop because now we have Omachi... Omarchy"; DHH's Millennium Falcon riff opens the video.
• [02:46] Arch explained — the big five from-scratch distros (Debian, Slackware, Fedora/Red Hat, Gentoo, Arch); Arch = rolling, minimal, DIY ("hands you a root prompt and says good luck").
• [04:38] typecraft cameo #1 — Chris explains ricing and the dark side: every program you configured becomes a maintenance obligation.
• [05:06] The rule-break — months of Arch setup "done for you in seconds"; DHH: "I have invested probably 3,000 hours in making this system perfect."
• [06:36] Install races — old desktop ~3 min; "Terry" the dual-4090 rig: 1:47, sees both GPUs.
• [08:19] Learning curve — no window X buttons, no mouse; DHH: "made for professional computer lovers... willing to invest time and learn" (frame_0010.jpg keybinding menu).
• [12:36] The sponsor rice — asks the built-in Claude agent for a ThreatLocker theme mid-ad-read; it generates the theme, screensaver, and fastfetch — "best ad ever."
• [17:39] Cyberpunk rice + Windows XP theme — agent-built themes with QuickShell options (stop the rain); Codex agent swap shown with usage meter ([18:54]).
• [20:42] The crash diagnoser — Portal crashes; "Process crashed — click to diagnose with AI"; verdict: Proton issue, not Omarchy, don't file it. "This is why it's not scary to use Linux now."
• [23:21] Windows in Docker — an installable app spins up a KVM/QEMU Windows VM; works, no sound drivers; "Windows takes forever and Omachi takes nothing. Nice play, DHH."
• [25:49] How Omarchy tames Arch — own package repo, one month behind, stable/RC/edge/dev channels.
• [28:07] The gatekeeping segment — "I use Arch btw" culture; typecraft: "you can always say you use Arch, even if you're on Omarchy"; Chuck: earning it the hard way "is kind of a waste of time now."
• [30:10] Verdict — migrating desktop + laptop + the Framework that arrived mid-recording; still records video on Windows for one reliability-critical app; "go on a date, just feel it out" ([31:30]); signature closing prayer [31:37].

Hook microscope (0-10s)

• Frames: 20 at 2 fps
• Word-level transcript (36 words):

  [  0.00s] I
  [  0.16s] think
  [  0.28s] it's
  [  0.40s] time
  [  1.06s] This
  [  1.14s] is
  [  1.28s] the
  [  1.40s] year
  [  1.66s] of
  [  1.82s] the
  [  1.92s] Linux
  [  2.16s] desktop
  [  2.66s] because
  [  2.84s] now
  [  3.02s] we
  [  3.16s] have
  [  3.50s] Omachi
  [  4.46s] Omarchy
  [  4.86s] Omarchy
  [  5.40s] This
  [  5.80s] is
  [  5.96s] the
  [  6.14s] Linux
  [  6.36s] desktop
  [  6.62s] we've
  [  6.94s] been
  [  7.04s] waiting
  [  7.30s] for
  [  7.94s] It's
  [  8.08s] like
  [  8.28s] you
  [  8.46s] step
  [  8.66s] into
  [  8.90s] Hyperdrive
  [  9.56s] You
  [  9.96s] gotta

Hook pattern: borrowed-authority hype open. The first voice isn't Chuck's — it's DHH's Millennium Falcon metaphor ("you used to pedal around a three-wheeler... here's the Millennium Falcon, let's go") over quick product flashes, before Chuck stacks the promise list: AI-first OS, 60-second install, endlessly customizable, easy gaming, "no mouse ever," and the kicker "it's also Arch, by the way" [01:22]. The energy is the retention mechanism — six promises in 90 seconds, an exclusive-interview flex, and the channel ritual ("get your coffee ready") priming regulars. Classic NetworkChuck: evangelism-as-format, with the guest's credibility carrying the claim.

Editorial profile

• Shots: 80
• Cuts/min: 2.38
• Mean shot length: 25.2s
• Median shot length: 1.59s
• Talking-head ratio: n/a (opencv not installed)

Maximum-energy mainstream tech YouTube (~2.4 detected cuts/min but with whip-pan transitions that blur half the sampled frames): coffee-branded talking head, live screencast experiments with genuine surprise reactions, exclusive interview inserts (DHH), guest expert cameos (typecraft), integrated sponsor demo, server-closet B-roll, and the channel-signature closing prayer.

Quotable moments

• [00:01] "This is the year of the Linux desktop because now we have Omachi. Omari. Omarchy."
• [01:13] "It's the first time I've ever felt like I can actually use Linux without having to manage Linux."
• [05:10] "I have invested over the past year probably 3,000 hours in making this system perfect." (DHH)
• [09:22] "You learn that once and now you never need to hunt for the little X in the corner again with your dumb little mouse." (DHH)
• [30:02] "The complexity is still there underneath the surface, but it's not gated by neckbeards."
• [31:33] "Anyways, that's all I got. I use Arch, by the way."

Entities mentioned

• People: networkchuck (host), dhh (interview clips), typecraft (guest expert), pewdiepie (ricing reference)
• Companies: threatlocker (sponsor — deny-by-default allowlisting), framework (laptop sent mid-recording), dell (XPS 16, DHH's pick), valve (Steam/Proton)
• Tools / products: omarchy (Quattro), arch-linux, hyprland, quickshell, claude-code, codex, steam, proton, docker (Windows-in-Docker app), ghostty, ubuntu, kali-linux
• Places: none stated

Concepts surfaced

• malleable-computer: the video's thesis word, adopted straight from DHH — "say it out loud: malleable" — with the strongest mainstream demos yet (sponsor theme, cyberpunk rice, XP theme, Pomodoro widget, all agent-built in minutes).
• ai-removes-the-maintenance-tax: the crash diagnoser and use-Linux-without-managing-Linux framing — AI as the missing piece that makes Arch safe for normal people; the counter to the ricing maintenance burden typecraft described.
• gatekeeping-vs-accessibility: the "I use Arch btw" culture clash — earned-through-pain identity vs. Omarchy's instant delivery; Chuck's take: the complexity remains, only the gate is gone.
• opinionated-defaults: "aren't we just trading Apple's opinions for DHH's?" — no: an opinionated starting point you can fully rewrite differs from a locked-down one (beautiful-defaults at OS scale).
• channel-based-stability: how Omarchy tames rolling-release Arch — own repo, one month behind, stable/RC/edge/dev channels; curation as the price of reliability.
• incremental-migration: even the hype video keeps Windows for one reliability-critical production app — "slowly I can give more and more of my workload over to Linux"; trust transfers workload by workload.

Transcript

Source: captions.

[00:02] I think it's time. This is the year of the Linux desktop because now we have
[00:04] the Linux desktop because now we have Omachi, Omari, Omari. This is the Linux
[00:06] Omachi, Omari, Omari. This is the Linux desktop we've been waiting for. It's
[00:08] desktop we've been waiting for. It's like you step into hyperdrive. You go
[00:10] like you step into hyperdrive. You go like, "Oh, I used to use a a
[00:12] like, "Oh, I used to use a a three-wheeler and pedal around with in
[00:14] three-wheeler and pedal around with in my little computer world and then here's
[00:16] my little computer world and then here's the Millennium Falcon and we're going to
[00:18] the Millennium Falcon and we're going to hyperdrive. Let's go." That this is this
[00:21] hyperdrive. Let's go." That this is this is what computers can be. They can be
[00:23] is what computers can be. They can be exciting.
[00:24] exciting. >> That's DHH, co-founder of Base Camp,
[00:26] >> That's DHH, co-founder of Base Camp, creator of Ruby on Rails, and the
[00:28] creator of Ruby on Rails, and the creator of Omari. The way I pronounce it
[00:30] creator of Omari. The way I pronounce it is Omachi,
[00:31] is Omachi, >> right? Omachi. It's a Linux distro that
[00:34] >> right? Omachi. It's a Linux distro that feels like the OS we've been waiting
[00:35] feels like the OS we've been waiting for. It's a passion project for DHH.
[00:37] for. It's a passion project for DHH. It's [music] this quest for the perfect
[00:39] It's [music] this quest for the perfect operating system. An operating system
[00:41] operating system. An operating system that feels like it's from a movie
[00:43] that feels like it's from a movie because Linux doesn't have to be ugly.
[00:45] because Linux doesn't have to be ugly. Like this is what I've always wanted. I
[00:46] Like this is what I've always wanted. I would always look at these great movies,
[00:48] would always look at these great movies, right? The Matrix or whatever. And you'd
[00:50] right? The Matrix or whatever. And you'd see their little interaction like why
[00:52] see their little interaction like why can't my computer look like that? Why is
[00:53] can't my computer look like that? Why is it only in the movies it looks like
[00:54] it only in the movies it looks like that? And like wait, we could make it
[00:57] that? And like wait, we could make it look like that. So, a couple things.
[00:59] look like that. So, a couple things. It's an AI first OS, which I [music]
[01:00] It's an AI first OS, which I [music] cannot wait to show you what that means.
[01:02] cannot wait to show you what that means. It's fast. Apparently, you can install
[01:03] It's fast. Apparently, you can install it in under 60 seconds. It's endlessly
[01:05] it in under 60 seconds. It's endlessly customizable, and it's supposed to make
[01:07] customizable, and it's supposed to make it really easy to game on Linux. [music]
[01:08] it really easy to game on Linux. [music] But, you see this thing? He doesn't want
[01:10] But, you see this thing? He doesn't want you to use it. No mouse ever, which I'm
[01:12] you to use it. No mouse ever, which I'm kind of here for. And it's the first
[01:14] kind of here for. And it's the first time I've ever felt like I can actually
[01:15] time I've ever felt like I can actually use Linux [music] without having to
[01:16] use Linux [music] without having to manage Linux. You know what I mean? I
[01:19] manage Linux. You know what I mean? I honestly think you're going to love
[01:21] honestly think you're going to love [music] this. Get your coffee ready. Oh,
[01:23] [music] this. Get your coffee ready. Oh, and it's also Arch, by the way. Let's
[01:26] and it's also Arch, by the way. Let's go. [music]
[01:32] So, here we go. We're about to install the hardest to install Linux DRO known
[01:34] the hardest to install Linux DRO known to man, Arch Linux. But it's only going
[01:37] to man, Arch Linux. But it's only going to take us 60 seconds, I think. But
[01:40] to take us 60 seconds, I think. But before we do, hold on. Is this even for
[01:42] before we do, hold on. Is this even for you? I asked DHH.
[01:44] you? I asked DHH. >> Anyone who either already loves their
[01:46] >> Anyone who either already loves their computer or who is interested in loving
[01:48] computer or who is interested in loving their computer.
[01:49] their computer. >> Yes, it's for you if you want to love
[01:51] >> Yes, it's for you if you want to love your computer. I think you do, right?
[01:53] your computer. I think you do, right? [music] Yes. So, let's get started. Now,
[01:55] [music] Yes. So, let's get started. Now, I'm going to be quick because Omachi is
[01:56] I'm going to be quick because Omachi is quick. First, we'll flash our USB drive
[01:58] quick. First, we'll flash our USB drive with the latest version, Quattro. Then,
[02:00] with the latest version, Quattro. Then, I'll grab an old gaming desktop I have
[02:02] I'll grab an old gaming desktop I have lying around. It's running these specs.
[02:04] lying around. It's running these specs. I can't remember right now, so I'm going
[02:05] I can't remember right now, so I'm going to have it on the screen. And I know
[02:06] to have it on the screen. And I know what you're thinking, Chuck. What
[02:07] what you're thinking, Chuck. What hardware do I use? Where do I install
[02:09] hardware do I use? Where do I install this? Here's what DHH uses.
[02:11] this? Here's what DHH uses. >> This is the Dell XPS uh 16, which is
[02:14] >> This is the Dell XPS uh 16, which is like just right. Great machines. This is
[02:16] like just right. Great machines. This is my favorite machine right now. But, um,
[02:18] my favorite machine right now. But, um, Framework, um, I use those for a while,
[02:20] Framework, um, I use those for a while, too. Here's the Framework uh, Pro 13 Pro
[02:23] too. Here's the Framework uh, Pro 13 Pro is also a good machine. Now, keep in
[02:25] is also a good machine. Now, keep in mind that's for cuttingedge hardware.
[02:27] mind that's for cuttingedge hardware. But the cool thing about Omachi is that
[02:28] But the cool thing about Omachi is that you can run it on pretty much anything.
[02:30] you can run it on pretty much anything. Bring any old hardware back to life with
[02:32] Bring any old hardware back to life with potentially the best operating system in
[02:34] potentially the best operating system in the world. Anyways, we're going to boot
[02:35] the world. Anyways, we're going to boot into BIOS, select our USB key, and go.
[02:37] into BIOS, select our USB key, and go. There we go. We're going to start the
[02:39] There we go. We're going to start the clock. And what I want to do is see if I
[02:40] clock. And what I want to do is see if I can explain what the heck Arch Linux is
[02:42] can explain what the heck Arch Linux is and the time it takes to install Arch
[02:44] and the time it takes to install Arch Linux. Coffee break. [snorts]
[02:47] Linux. Coffee break. [snorts] What is Arch? Now, I've been a longtime
[02:49] What is Arch? Now, I've been a longtime user of Ubuntu and Kali Linux. Both of
[02:51] user of Ubuntu and Kali Linux. Both of these are Linux distros, but they're
[02:53] these are Linux distros, but they're also based on or derived from Debian
[02:55] also based on or derived from Debian Linux, which is a Linux distro made from
[02:57] Linux, which is a Linux distro made from scratch. Stick with me. I know it's kind
[02:59] scratch. Stick with me. I know it's kind of weird, but I want you to understand
[03:00] of weird, but I want you to understand what we're doing here and why it's kind
[03:01] what we're doing here and why it's kind of crazy. Now, there's only a handful of
[03:03] of crazy. Now, there's only a handful of dros that are on this level of from
[03:05] dros that are on this level of from scratchness. The big five. Some of these
[03:08] scratchness. The big five. Some of these you've probably never heard of.
[03:09] you've probably never heard of. Slackware. Like the video if you've
[03:10] Slackware. Like the video if you've heard of Slackwear. Comment if you
[03:12] heard of Slackwear. Comment if you haven't. I got to hack the YouTube
[03:13] haven't. I got to hack the YouTube algorithm somehow by hacking you. Fedora
[03:16] algorithm somehow by hacking you. Fedora or Red Hat, Gen 2, and finally, Arch.
[03:19] or Red Hat, Gen 2, and finally, Arch. Omachi, which feels like it should be
[03:21] Omachi, which feels like it should be Omari, but whatever, is based on Arch.
[03:24] Omari, but whatever, is based on Arch. But here's the thing about Arch. It's
[03:25] But here's the thing about Arch. It's known for being on the cutting edge,
[03:27] known for being on the cutting edge, opting for rolling updates versus the
[03:28] opting for rolling updates versus the fixed releases of other dros. And it's
[03:31] fixed releases of other dros. And it's also known for being minimal, very
[03:33] also known for being minimal, very minimal, incredibly bare bones. There's
[03:35] minimal, incredibly bare bones. There's almost nothing there. There's just
[03:37] almost nothing there. There's just Linux. And then there's a package
[03:39] Linux. And then there's a package manager called Pac-Man. And then there's
[03:42] manager called Pac-Man. And then there's a DUI mentality that you should set
[03:45] a DUI mentality that you should set everything up.
[03:45] everything up. >> Arts just hands you a root prompt and
[03:47] >> Arts just hands you a root prompt and says, "Good luck. No gooey, no sound, no
[03:49] says, "Good luck. No gooey, no sound, no fonts, no pseudo sudo, just an empty
[03:52] fonts, no pseudo sudo, just an empty canvas. You choose and configure nearly
[03:55] canvas. You choose and configure nearly everything. Memes like I run Arch, by
[03:57] everything. Memes like I run Arch, by the way, were born from the bragging
[03:59] the way, were born from the bragging rights of being able to set up Arch from
[04:01] rights of being able to set up Arch from sinking all your time into not just
[04:03] sinking all your time into not just building, but maintaining your Arch
[04:05] building, but maintaining your Arch computer. But it also meant that you
[04:07] computer. But it also meant that you knew Linux. It meant you kind of loved
[04:10] knew Linux. It meant you kind of loved Linux and valued truly owning your
[04:12] Linux and valued truly owning your computer, which usually means you make
[04:14] computer, which usually means you make all the choices, making it your own or
[04:16] all the choices, making it your own or ricing, a term used for customizing the
[04:18] ricing, a term used for customizing the crap out of your Linux desktop. But
[04:20] crap out of your Linux desktop. But there's kind of a dark side to that,
[04:23] there's kind of a dark side to that, which is you now have to keep up with
[04:26] which is you now have to keep up with each program you've installed. Whenever
[04:28] each program you've installed. Whenever they release a new version, maybe has
[04:30] they release a new version, maybe has breaking changes, maybe their APIs have
[04:32] breaking changes, maybe their APIs have changed, maybe their configuration file
[04:33] changed, maybe their configuration file format has changed. You now have to
[04:36] format has changed. You now have to reconfigure and relook into that
[04:38] reconfigure and relook into that program.
[04:39] program. >> By the way, that was Chris from
[04:40] >> By the way, that was Chris from Typcraft. He's my friend and fellow
[04:42] Typcraft. He's my friend and fellow YouTuber, and he loves Arch. And also
[04:44] YouTuber, and he loves Arch. And also now, Omari. Omachi. Dang it, I keep
[04:46] now, Omari. Omachi. Dang it, I keep saying it wrong. Now, I want to point
[04:48] saying it wrong. Now, I want to point this out. I want to call it out and I
[04:50] this out. I want to call it out and I want to hear about it in the comments,
[04:51] want to hear about it in the comments, but Omachi is kind of breaking the rules
[04:53] but Omachi is kind of breaking the rules here for Arch people. Like, think about
[04:55] here for Arch people. Like, think about this. The weeks and months that you
[04:57] this. The weeks and months that you would spend into making your Arch Linux
[05:00] would spend into making your Arch Linux DRO just perfect for you is now being
[05:04] DRO just perfect for you is now being done for you in a matter of seconds when
[05:06] done for you in a matter of seconds when you install it or a few minutes if
[05:08] you install it or a few minutes if you're me right now. I literally have
[05:10] you're me right now. I literally have invested over the past year probably
[05:13] invested over the past year probably 3,000 hours in making this system
[05:18] 3,000 hours in making this system perfect. That's why Omachi is referred
[05:20] perfect. That's why Omachi is referred to as an opinionated Linux DRO. It's all
[05:22] to as an opinionated Linux DRO. It's all DHH's opinion of how your computer
[05:24] DHH's opinion of how your computer should look and run. And the question I
[05:26] should look and run. And the question I have is how is that different from Mac
[05:29] have is how is that different from Mac or Windows? We'll get to that. But the
[05:30] or Windows? We'll get to that. But the beautiful part about Omachi is that it
[05:32] beautiful part about Omachi is that it gives you a working, beautiful system
[05:33] gives you a working, beautiful system that you can start playing with right
[05:35] that you can start playing with right now. And you know, I like that. Now, I'm
[05:37] now. And you know, I like that. Now, I'm going to provide the base layer, the the
[05:39] going to provide the base layer, the the base setup, and it's going to have
[05:40] base setup, and it's going to have everything that a developer computer
[05:42] everything that a developer computer lover would like to see out of the box.
[05:46] lover would like to see out of the box. It's going to have all the agent um um
[05:49] It's going to have all the agent um um sort of harnesses. It's going to have
[05:51] sort of harnesses. It's going to have all the installation stuff. Everything's
[05:52] all the installation stuff. Everything's just going to be there. The terminal is
[05:54] just going to be there. The terminal is going to look beautiful. All the themes
[05:55] going to look beautiful. All the themes are integrated so that when you change
[05:57] are integrated so that when you change from [snorts] Tokyo Night to something
[06:00] from [snorts] Tokyo Night to something else, everything just fills through. But
[06:03] else, everything just fills through. But then it's a do-it-yourself adventure.
[06:10] And it's set up. Took roughly 3 minutes. Slower than 60 seconds, but it's an
[06:12] Slower than 60 seconds, but it's an older system. What do you say we try it
[06:14] older system. What do you say we try it on this?
[06:17] on this? [laughter]
[06:23] Remember Terry? My dual 4090 system? Yeah. He's going to
[06:26] My dual 4090 system? Yeah. He's going to run uh Omachi. [snorts]
[06:36] Okay, it's installing. 1 minute 47 seconds. Better. I'll take
[06:39] 1 minute 47 seconds. Better. I'll take it. Wow, that is pretty.
[06:43] it. Wow, that is pretty. It sees both my cards. It's pretty sick.
[06:47] It sees both my cards. It's pretty sick. Woo. Get back on the laptop. We're kind
[06:49] Woo. Get back on the laptop. We're kind of just thrust into the world of a
[06:51] of just thrust into the world of a tiling window manager. There's a version
[06:53] tiling window manager. There's a version of LI Linux that's this neckbeard pocket
[06:57] of LI Linux that's this neckbeard pocket protector completely devoid of style and
[06:59] protector completely devoid of style and sense of color coordination. It [snorts]
[07:02] sense of color coordination. It [snorts] should be that just below the surface.
[07:05] should be that just below the surface. We're built on all of these uber nerds
[07:07] We're built on all of these uber nerds creating this incredible operating
[07:09] creating this incredible operating system over the last uh 30 plus years.
[07:11] system over the last uh 30 plus years. 40 million lines of just super nerdy
[07:14] 40 million lines of just super nerdy code. Incredible. Nothing of this that
[07:17] code. Incredible. Nothing of this that happens could happen if they hadn't done
[07:19] happens could happen if they hadn't done this work. BUT THEN ON TOP OF IT, we're
[07:21] this work. BUT THEN ON TOP OF IT, we're going to layer some some nice aesthetics
[07:24] going to layer some some nice aesthetics because Linux doesn't have to be ugly.
[07:26] because Linux doesn't have to be ugly. The fonts don't have to render like
[07:28] The fonts don't have to render like Um the window arrangement, the
[07:31] Um the window arrangement, the color coordination does not have to look
[07:33] color coordination does not have to look like it was made by someone who's colorb
[07:35] like it was made by someone who's colorb blind.
[07:36] blind. >> All right, let's configure the wireless.
[07:38] >> All right, let's configure the wireless. Seeing wireless just fine. I do like
[07:41] Seeing wireless just fine. I do like this a lot so far. Connected to Wi-Fi.
[07:45] this a lot so far. Connected to Wi-Fi. I like all the ping and the [laughter]
[07:48] I like all the ping and the [laughter] and all the network specs right there.
[07:50] and all the network specs right there. Dude, that's actually pretty cool. I
[07:52] Dude, that's actually pretty cool. I love that. [laughter] Look at the
[07:54] love that. [laughter] Look at the messaging it gives you. That speaks to
[07:56] messaging it gives you. That speaks to me. I love this. Wiring bits, handling
[07:59] me. I love this. Wiring bits, handling packets, sorting frames. It's like the
[08:02] packets, sorting frames. It's like the uh clawed thinking stuff. You can also
[08:04] uh clawed thinking stuff. You can also share your network right here. The QR
[08:07] share your network right here. The QR code. [snorts]
[08:09] code. [snorts] It even shows the password. We're going
[08:10] It even shows the password. We're going to blur all that. Now, from here, it
[08:12] to blur all that. Now, from here, it gets kind of frustrating if you've never
[08:13] gets kind of frustrating if you've never used a tiling window manager before,
[08:15] used a tiling window manager before, like me. I know I'm going to love this,
[08:17] like me. I know I'm going to love this, but I just don't know how to use it yet.
[08:19] but I just don't know how to use it yet. And it's okay if it takes a couple of
[08:21] And it's okay if it takes a couple of days to learn your computer. This is a
[08:23] days to learn your computer. This is a computer system made for pros. And I
[08:26] computer system made for pros. And I mean that in the sense of professional
[08:30] mean that in the sense of professional computer lovers, people who are willing
[08:32] computer lovers, people who are willing to invest time and energy into learning
[08:34] to invest time and energy into learning how their system works and reap the
[08:37] how their system works and reap the benefits that come from that investment.
[08:39] benefits that come from that investment. >> I can get down with that mentality.
[08:40] >> I can get down with that mentality. Doesn't that make you want to just go
[08:41] Doesn't that make you want to just go deeper? Like you want to be part of that
[08:43] deeper? Like you want to be part of that club, right? Let's try um so I know I'll
[08:46] club, right? Let's try um so I know I'll do the super key. Let's try super key
[08:48] do the super key. Let's try super key space. We can search for stuff. Fuzzy
[08:50] space. We can search for stuff. Fuzzy finding and I'll do terminal. I think
[08:52] finding and I'll do terminal. I think the default one is called foot. Okay,
[08:54] the default one is called foot. Okay, [laughter] we did that. How do I zoom?
[08:57] [laughter] we did that. How do I zoom? Control plus+. Okay, got it. Now, do you
[08:59] Control plus+. Okay, got it. Now, do you know something weird? There's no um
[09:02] know something weird? There's no um there's no X's or maximize or any kind
[09:04] there's no X's or maximize or any kind of window thing with we can do with our
[09:06] of window thing with we can do with our mouse. How are we supposed to use this
[09:07] mouse. How are we supposed to use this thing? [laughter]
[09:08] thing? [laughter] I hate those three little dots that
[09:11] I hate those three little dots that every window has had since the beginning
[09:14] every window has had since the beginning of time on every operating system. Like
[09:16] of time on every operating system. Like there's none of that. You have to learn
[09:18] there's none of that. You have to learn that super, which is the same as the
[09:19] that super, which is the same as the Windows key or the command key. Super W
[09:22] Windows key or the command key. Super W closes a window. You learn that once and
[09:25] closes a window. You learn that once and now you never need to try to hunt for
[09:27] now you never need to try to hunt for the little X up in the corner again with
[09:29] the little X up in the corner again with your with your dumb little mouse.
[09:31] your with your dumb little mouse. Thankfully, TideCraft was here to show
[09:32] Thankfully, TideCraft was here to show me how to do some stuff.
[09:34] me how to do some stuff. >> That is why I love tiling window
[09:35] >> That is why I love tiling window managers. And even if I'm not
[09:38] managers. And even if I'm not programming, it's still just more fun to
[09:39] programming, it's still just more fun to use. I feel like I can just switch
[09:41] use. I feel like I can just switch between PES really fast. I can switch
[09:43] between PES really fast. I can switch between workspaces. It's easy to group
[09:45] between workspaces. It's easy to group windows together. It's easy to move them
[09:46] windows together. It's easy to move them into different workspaces. It just feels
[09:48] into different workspaces. It just feels like feels like a superpower almost.
[09:51] like feels like a superpower almost. Super is the way you move around in
[09:53] Super is the way you move around in Hyperland. So I can type super 1 2 and
[09:54] Hyperland. So I can type super 1 2 and 3. If I type super H, it'll move to the
[09:58] 3. If I type super H, it'll move to the left pane. That's currently on my screen
[10:00] left pane. That's currently on my screen right now. And if I type super L, it'll
[10:03] right now. And if I type super L, it'll move to the right pane. And same thing
[10:04] move to the right pane. And same thing with J and K. And you can see in the top
[10:06] with J and K. And you can see in the top left of the status bar, you have the
[10:08] left of the status bar, you have the numbers 1 2 3 4. So, how you get around
[10:11] numbers 1 2 3 4. So, how you get around is you can hold the super button and
[10:14] is you can hold the super button and just type a number. Superspace is your
[10:15] just type a number. Superspace is your application launcher. If I want to
[10:17] application launcher. If I want to launch, let's say, ghosty, which is my
[10:19] launch, let's say, ghosty, which is my terminal of choice, by the way, I can do
[10:21] terminal of choice, by the way, I can do that. I can just type ghosty. It's a
[10:23] that. I can just type ghosty. It's a fuzzy finder. I can hit enter and there
[10:25] fuzzy finder. I can hit enter and there we go. That's Ghosty.
[10:26] we go. That's Ghosty. >> Okay. So, I can switch my spaces by
[10:27] >> Okay. So, I can switch my spaces by doing super key one, which I'm already
[10:29] doing super key one, which I'm already at. Then two, three, four. Okay, cool.
[10:33] at. Then two, three, four. Okay, cool. We already did super space. Let's open
[10:35] We already did super space. Let's open up CLI AMP. I heard some things about
[10:37] up CLI AMP. I heard some things about this. All right. I'm not I'm going to
[10:39] this. All right. I'm not I'm going to try and not use my mouse. Let's do a
[10:41] try and not use my mouse. Let's do a lowfi stream. That's cool. And [music] I
[10:44] lowfi stream. That's cool. And [music] I think we do super key and we can use our
[10:45] think we do super key and we can use our arrow keys to kind of switch windows.
[10:49] arrow keys to kind of switch windows. Why did it stop? Oh, it's like a radio,
[10:51] Why did it stop? Oh, it's like a radio, right? [music] Anyways,
[10:53] right? [music] Anyways, I'm going to close this. Okay, cool. I
[10:58] I'm going to close this. Okay, cool. I can do super key space and do then do
[11:00] can do super key space and do then do learn and then we can learn our key
[11:02] learn and then we can learn our key bindings. Okay, cool. Super shift return
[11:05] bindings. Okay, cool. Super shift return to open your browser.
[11:08] to open your browser. There it goes. How do I How [laughter]
[11:10] There it goes. How do I How [laughter] do I close that little icon thing where
[11:11] do I close that little icon thing where I don't have a mouse? Oh, like that.
[11:16] I don't have a mouse? Oh, like that. Um, I think I'm going to do super key F
[11:18] Um, I think I'm going to do super key F to make that full screen. Escape to You
[11:21] to make that full screen. Escape to You have to hold it. Okay, let's learn some
[11:23] have to hold it. Okay, let's learn some more. Super plus return for the
[11:25] more. Super plus return for the terminal.
[11:27] terminal. Easy. Super W to close. This is fun.
[11:30] Easy. Super W to close. This is fun. Super escape for the system menu. Okay,
[11:33] Super escape for the system menu. Okay, so we have a lot of things to memorize.
[11:36] so we have a lot of things to memorize. Can I get good? I think by the end of
[11:38] Can I get good? I think by the end of this video, I want to I want to be a
[11:40] this video, I want to I want to be a super user. I want to So stay tuned for
[11:43] super user. I want to So stay tuned for that. I'm going to practice. Ooh, a
[11:45] that. I'm going to practice. Ooh, a theme menu. Super shift control space.
[11:48] theme menu. Super shift control space. All right. Super shift control space.
[11:52] All right. Super shift control space. Ooh,
[11:54] Ooh, look at all of our options. Let's do
[11:56] look at all of our options. Let's do solitude.
[11:58] solitude. Oh,
[12:00] Oh, and notice how it changed the theme of
[12:01] and notice how it changed the theme of like everything. Oh, I used my mouse.
[12:03] like everything. Oh, I used my mouse. Dang it. Okay, let's go. I cheated. All
[12:06] Dang it. Okay, let's go. I cheated. All right, chuck.com. Okay, let's try a
[12:09] right, chuck.com. Okay, let's try a white theme. That changes so fast. It's
[12:13] white theme. That changes so fast. It's so sick. Uh, Osaka Jade. [laughter]
[12:18] so sick. Uh, Osaka Jade. [laughter] That's so cool. Now, the reason this is
[12:20] That's so cool. Now, the reason this is so fast is because of QuickShell. This
[12:23] so fast is because of QuickShell. This what you're seeing right now is
[12:24] what you're seeing right now is QuickShell. That's the desktop and
[12:26] QuickShell. That's the desktop and everything's running under one process
[12:28] everything's running under one process from what I understand. Uh group box.
[12:32] from what I understand. Uh group box. Yeah, I like the feel of group box. But
[12:35] Yeah, I like the feel of group box. But you know what we can do? We can do this.
[12:37] you know what we can do? We can do this. So if I do super space and I do agent,
[12:42] So if I do super space and I do agent, we can select the default agent.
[12:43] we can select the default agent. Remember this is an AI driven OS. And
[12:47] Remember this is an AI driven OS. And you can choose a bunch of stuff, but I'm
[12:49] you can choose a bunch of stuff, but I'm I'm going to choose claude. I'll get
[12:51] I'm going to choose claude. I'll get logged in. I'm already logged in. And
[12:53] logged in. I'm already logged in. And built into this is an omachi omar omachi
[12:57] built into this is an omachi omar omachi skill. We should be able to create our
[12:58] skill. We should be able to create our own themes easily with this. We're about
[13:01] own themes easily with this. We're about to rise dog. Here we go. I want you to
[13:04] to rise dog. Here we go. I want you to create a unique, incredible, amazing
[13:08] create a unique, incredible, amazing theme based on threat locker, the
[13:11] theme based on threat locker, the sponsor of this video. Create a theme,
[13:13] sponsor of this video. Create a theme, dude. Let's go. This is so cool. Now,
[13:16] dude. Let's go. This is so cool. Now, while that's building, let's go into
[13:18] while that's building, let's go into them. Does it have neo built in? No. I
[13:20] them. Does it have neo built in? No. I thought it did. Oh, it's like builtin.
[13:22] thought it did. Oh, it's like builtin. It's a built-in app. So, the sponsor of
[13:24] It's a built-in app. So, the sponsor of this video is Threat Locker, and their
[13:25] this video is Threat Locker, and their whole philosophy is the reason why
[13:27] whole philosophy is the reason why you're looking [music] at this potential
[13:29] you're looking [music] at this potential OS. You decide what runs on your
[13:31] OS. You decide what runs on your computer, not malware. They call it deny
[13:33] computer, not malware. They call it deny by default. If an application is not on
[13:36] by default. If an application is not on a list for it [music] to run, it does
[13:38] a list for it [music] to run, it does not run. Zero trust. They zero trust all
[13:40] not run. Zero trust. They zero trust all your apps unless you say so. [music] So,
[13:42] your apps unless you say so. [music] So, ransomware from the sketchy attachment
[13:44] ransomware from the sketchy attachment that someone Linda Brenda, it's Brenda,
[13:47] that someone Linda Brenda, it's Brenda, she clicked on it. She's in accounting.
[13:48] she clicked on it. She's in accounting. She clicked on it. It can't run. It's
[13:50] She clicked on it. It can't run. It's not on the [music] list. It got bounced.
[13:52] not on the [music] list. It got bounced. That's called allow listing. And then
[13:53] That's called allow listing. And then there's this crazy thing called ring
[13:55] there's this crazy thing called ring fencing. Oh, it's almost done. Sorry,
[13:56] fencing. Oh, it's almost done. Sorry, [music] got distracted. This puts a
[13:58] [music] got distracted. This puts a fence around an app. For example, like a
[14:00] fence around an app. For example, like a PDF reader. It has no business opening
[14:02] PDF reader. It has no business opening up PowerShell. [music] So, it can't. We
[14:05] up PowerShell. [music] So, it can't. We just don't let it. I mean, also
[14:06] just don't let it. I mean, also [clears throat] like look at my screen
[14:08] [clears throat] like look at my screen right now. There's an AI agent running
[14:10] right now. There's an AI agent running all kinds of commands on my computer.
[14:11] all kinds of commands on my computer. He's not authentic. At home on this
[14:13] He's not authentic. At home on this machine, that's lightning speed. I love
[14:15] machine, that's lightning speed. I love [music] this. at corporate in the
[14:17] [music] this. at corporate in the enterprise. I don't want Brenda doing
[14:18] enterprise. I don't want Brenda doing this or George or Bernard. None of them.
[14:21] this or George or Bernard. None of them. [music] But Threat Locker can help you
[14:23] [music] But Threat Locker can help you help them to run AI stuff. I'll box
[14:26] help them to run AI stuff. I'll box [music] them in. Now, this isn't some
[14:27] [music] them in. Now, this isn't some niche tool that just came out on
[14:29] niche tool that just came out on Twitter. It's legit. Did I say Twitter?
[14:31] Twitter. It's legit. Did I say Twitter? I mean I mean [music] X. So hard to get
[14:34] I mean I mean [music] X. So hard to get used to saying that. Over 70,000
[14:36] used to saying that. Over 70,000 companies run Threat Locker. Emirates,
[14:37] companies run Threat Locker. Emirates, JetBlue, the Indianapolis Colts. So,
[14:39] JetBlue, the Indianapolis Colts. So, it's not just airlines. Okay, it's
[14:41] it's not just airlines. Okay, it's almost done. While it's making that, I
[14:42] almost done. While it's making that, I want to do one more thing cuz why not?
[14:45] want to do one more thing cuz why not? What's my key binding for agents?
[14:48] What's my key binding for agents? Super shift control A. Okay, excellent.
[14:52] Super shift control A. Okay, excellent. Let's build a custom fast fetch theme.
[14:57] [gasps] It finished. Did you see that?
[15:00] It finished. Did you see that? [laughter]
[15:01] [laughter] Okay, it's done. Look at that. That is
[15:05] Okay, it's done. Look at that. That is so sick. And if I try to switch themes,
[15:08] so sick. And if I try to switch themes, oh wait, what was it again? Yeah, there
[15:10] oh wait, what was it again? Yeah, there it is. It's just sitting there. It's a
[15:12] it is. It's just sitting there. It's a threat locker theme.
[15:13] threat locker theme. >> [laughter]
[15:14] >> [laughter] >> That's awesome. I want to do another
[15:16] >> That's awesome. I want to do another thing, too.
[15:22] [gasps] It did the screen saver. How sick is
[15:25] It did the screen saver. How sick is that? Best ad ever. [laughter]
[15:32] Legit, that was so cool. It's going to fix it. It's like it was too wide.
[15:35] fix it. It's like it was too wide. [laughter]
[15:40] There's our fast fetch. Did not use the right threat locker logo, but it looks
[15:42] right threat locker logo, but it looks pretty sick. And they do run on Windows,
[15:44] pretty sick. And they do run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. They don't run Arch yet.
[15:46] Mac, and Linux. They don't run Arch yet. Threat Locker, can we do Arch? I mean,
[15:49] Threat Locker, can we do Arch? I mean, look at that. How can you not want to do
[15:51] look at that. How can you not want to do Arch after you see this? Threat Locker.
[15:53] Arch after you see this? Threat Locker. Say in the comments below, Threat
[15:54] Say in the comments below, Threat Locker, please do Arch because this is
[15:56] Locker, please do Arch because this is the year of the Linux desktop. I'm
[15:59] the year of the Linux desktop. I'm getting hyped. That This is so freaking
[16:01] getting hyped. That This is so freaking fun. I need a coffee break. I'm getting
[16:03] fun. I need a coffee break. I'm getting too stoked. I need to calm down a little
[16:05] too stoked. I need to calm down a little bit. Are you seeing this? Are you seeing
[16:08] bit. Are you seeing this? Are you seeing this threat locker? Okay, that's it. If
[16:10] this threat locker? Okay, that's it. If you thought that was cool, go to this
[16:12] you thought that was cool, go to this link right here. Show Threat Locker some
[16:14] link right here. Show Threat Locker some love and make me look good. Link below.
[16:15] love and make me look good. Link below. Now, enough jacking around with themes.
[16:17] Now, enough jacking around with themes. DHH keeps using this word about this
[16:19] DHH keeps using this word about this computer, the future of our OS,
[16:22] computer, the future of our OS, malleable. And it's the whole reason I'm
[16:24] malleable. And it's the whole reason I'm thinking about switching. Like, after
[16:26] thinking about switching. Like, after seeing that, how can you not want to
[16:27] seeing that, how can you not want to switch? I think by the end of this
[16:28] switch? I think by the end of this video, I'm going to be switching to
[16:29] video, I'm going to be switching to Linux for everything.
[16:34] Linux for everything. Now, getting back to my question from
[16:35] Now, getting back to my question from earlier, when we're switching to Omachi
[16:37] earlier, when we're switching to Omachi to Linux, aren't we just kind of
[16:39] to Linux, aren't we just kind of shifting from Macs and Windows opinions
[16:41] shifting from Macs and Windows opinions about our OS to DHH's? No, I don't think
[16:45] about our OS to DHH's? No, I don't think we are. I think he's giving us a great
[16:46] we are. I think he's giving us a great starting point. A computer that's ready
[16:48] starting point. A computer that's ready to use now, that's already fun right
[16:50] to use now, that's already fun right now. But you can rice it to your heart's
[16:52] now. But you can rice it to your heart's content. This is your computer, not
[16:54] content. This is your computer, not Apples, not Microsoft's, yours. And the
[16:56] Apples, not Microsoft's, yours. And the word DHH keeps using this vision of the
[16:59] word DHH keeps using this vision of the Maliple computer that you can change to
[17:01] Maliple computer that you can change to your specifications and liking. This is
[17:03] your specifications and liking. This is the malleable desktop. And I like that
[17:05] the malleable desktop. And I like that word, malleable. Say it again.
[17:07] word, malleable. Say it again. Malleable. Say it right now out loud.
[17:09] Malleable. Say it right now out loud. Malleable. Now, take a sip of coffee.
[17:13] Malleable. Now, take a sip of coffee. It's the idea that this desktop is yours
[17:14] It's the idea that this desktop is yours and you can change it as much as you
[17:16] and you can change it as much as you want. And now that we have the power of
[17:18] want. And now that we have the power of AI that you just kind of got a glimpse
[17:19] AI that you just kind of got a glimpse of, you can absolutely do whatever you
[17:21] of, you can absolutely do whatever you want. Like you have an idea, you just
[17:24] want. Like you have an idea, you just Now, I know we kind of already riced my
[17:25] Now, I know we kind of already riced my system a bit, but I want to rice it
[17:27] system a bit, but I want to rice it more. And it's got to be quick cuz I
[17:28] more. And it's got to be quick cuz I don't have time. You don't have time to
[17:29] don't have time. You don't have time to sit here and watch me sit here and rice
[17:31] sit here and watch me sit here and rice this. Let's see if AI really does
[17:32] this. Let's see if AI really does empower me here. Let's try this. Oh no.
[17:34] empower me here. Let's try this. Oh no. I open up chatbt somehow. No. Close. I
[17:38] I open up chatbt somehow. No. Close. I forgot how to do stuff. There we go.
[17:40] forgot how to do stuff. There we go. Rice test number one. Cyberpunk.
[17:51] I like how it prompts me for my pseudo password.
[17:53] password. That's pretty cool. Little coffee break
[17:54] That's pretty cool. Little coffee break while it's building.
[17:56] while it's building. I don't know how many cups I've had
[17:58] I don't know how many cups I've had today. Okay, I finished the neon theme.
[18:00] today. Okay, I finished the neon theme. Let's go try it out. Switch to Cyberpunk
[18:04] Let's go try it out. Switch to Cyberpunk Neon.
[18:05] Neon. That's actually pretty sick. And it even
[18:08] That's actually pretty sick. And it even gave me a whole set of quick shell
[18:11] gave me a whole set of quick shell options. I can make it stop raining.
[18:16] options. I can make it stop raining. [laughter] That's so cool. I can show
[18:18] [laughter] That's so cool. I can show status.
[18:20] status. Okay. Don't want to see that. Let's get
[18:23] Okay. Don't want to see that. Let's get it raining again. And of course,
[18:28] it raining again. And of course, if I play some music,
[18:33] [snorts] got that up the top. Man, that's so
[18:35] got that up the top. Man, that's so sick.
[18:37] sick. [music]
[18:42] [laughter] You hear the fans on this thing right now. Let's switch back to
[18:44] thing right now. Let's switch back to normal. Now, also, while I was waiting,
[18:46] normal. Now, also, while I was waiting, I tried to have Claude build out
[18:49] I tried to have Claude build out something fun. API was failing. So, I
[18:52] something fun. API was failing. So, I just changed my agent to JAGBT
[18:55] just changed my agent to JAGBT or Codex. Oh, I can switch it right
[18:57] or Codex. Oh, I can switch it right here.
[18:58] here. Look at that. Oh my gosh, that is so
[19:00] Look at that. Oh my gosh, that is so freaking cool. I can see my usage, man.
[19:05] freaking cool. I can see my usage, man. Anyways, I had to build something fun.
[19:07] Anyways, I had to build something fun. You ready for this?
[19:10] You ready for this? So cool.
[19:12] So cool. We're switching now.
[19:16] We're switching now. Windows XP.
[19:24] >> Are you seeing this? This is so sick.
[19:27] This is so sick. Notice it does have [laughter]
[19:29] Notice it does have [laughter] it's got the window options again.
[19:32] it's got the window options again. [snorts] Let me see if I can uh
[19:36] [snorts] Let me see if I can uh actually close it. Oh, it doesn't
[19:38] actually close it. Oh, it doesn't actually work. [laughter]
[19:40] actually work. [laughter] But in my head it does. Got the clock
[19:43] But in my head it does. Got the clock down here. I mean, this is Windows XP.
[19:45] down here. I mean, this is Windows XP. What programs do I have? What's my
[19:47] What programs do I have? What's my computer? [gasps]
[19:49] computer? [gasps] It did. It did everything.
[19:51] It did. It did everything. >> Okay, I think I'm stream recording right
[19:52] >> Okay, I think I'm stream recording right now. And
[19:54] now. And >> dude, that is so cool. This is so fun.
[19:57] >> dude, that is so cool. This is so fun. All right, let's switch back.
[19:59] All right, let's switch back. >> So, the cool thing about QuickShell is
[20:02] >> So, the cool thing about QuickShell is that it allows people to develop plugins
[20:04] that it allows people to develop plugins for Omari much easier than they
[20:06] for Omari much easier than they otherwise would.
[20:07] otherwise would. >> Okay, so we can build our own plugins.
[20:08] >> Okay, so we can build our own plugins. Let's try that. Let's build a Pomodoro
[20:10] Let's try that. Let's build a Pomodoro timer.
[20:12] timer. Whilst building that, let's try gaming.
[20:15] Whilst building that, let's try gaming. Now, while you weren't looking, I
[20:17] Now, while you weren't looking, I installed Steam. Gaming on Linux has
[20:20] installed Steam. Gaming on Linux has traditionally been
[20:22] traditionally been uh sorry for that. And also, while you
[20:24] uh sorry for that. And also, while you weren't looking, I installed Portal.
[20:25] weren't looking, I installed Portal. Let's see if it works. Play.
[20:29] Let's see if it works. Play. So far, so good. All right. Fans are
[20:31] So far, so good. All right. Fans are going nuts. That's okay, though, as long
[20:33] going nuts. That's okay, though, as long as I can play. No. Why was I No, I want
[20:36] as I can play. No. Why was I No, I want to play new game.
[20:40] to play new game. Uh-oh. And it crashed. Now, this I was
[20:42] Uh-oh. And it crashed. Now, this I was actually kind of hoping it would do
[20:43] actually kind of hoping it would do that. You see this up here? Process
[20:45] that. You see this up here? Process crashed. Click to diagnose with AI. AI
[20:49] crashed. Click to diagnose with AI. AI is built in. Click on it,
[20:52] is built in. Click on it, dude. Check it. It's starting to
[20:55] dude. Check it. It's starting to diagnose. And how do I hide this? I
[20:57] diagnose. And how do I hide this? I think I go command T. Oh, yeah. There we
[20:59] think I go command T. Oh, yeah. There we go. Oh, you can like toggle it floating
[21:01] go. Oh, you can like toggle it floating with super super t. Okay, it's
[21:04] with super super t. Okay, it's diagnosing the crash for me right now.
[21:06] diagnosing the crash for me right now. This is why it's not scary to use Linux
[21:09] This is why it's not scary to use Linux now, especially Arch, the most fearful
[21:11] now, especially Arch, the most fearful of them all. You can just figure things
[21:14] of them all. You can just figure things out. AI can help you. Let me check on my
[21:16] out. AI can help you. Let me check on my plugin. It's still working now. I
[21:18] plugin. It's still working now. I honestly have no idea if that's
[21:19] honestly have no idea if that's something it can fix. If it can, that's
[21:21] something it can fix. If it can, that's kind of fire. I'm really starting to get
[21:23] kind of fire. I'm really starting to get used to this keyboard, though. Or the
[21:25] used to this keyboard, though. Or the keyboard actions. The tiling window
[21:26] keyboard actions. The tiling window manager. It's fun. I'm already at 71% of
[21:29] manager. It's fun. I'm already at 71% of my weekly on codeex. Dad gum. So cool.
[21:31] my weekly on codeex. Dad gum. So cool. You can see it right here, though.
[21:34] You can see it right here, though. I have been building. Now, while it's
[21:36] I have been building. Now, while it's working, I got something special in the
[21:37] working, I got something special in the mail just now. It's so perfect for what
[21:40] mail just now. It's so perfect for what it's happening right now. I'll be right
[21:41] it's happening right now. I'll be right back.
[21:43] back. I got a package. Oh, it finished. So, it
[21:46] I got a package. Oh, it finished. So, it didn't solve it, but it did say like
[21:48] didn't solve it, but it did say like it's a portal issue. It's not an omachi
[21:50] it's a portal issue. It's not an omachi thing, so we shouldn't upload the issue.
[21:53] thing, so we shouldn't upload the issue. But how do I fix it? Okay, let's open
[21:56] But how do I fix it? Okay, let's open this box.
[21:59] this box. [laughter]
[21:59] [laughter] It like literally came as I'm recording
[22:01] It like literally came as I'm recording this. Framework did send this to me
[22:04] this. Framework did send this to me specifically because they knew I was
[22:05] specifically because they knew I was going to be talking about Omachi.
[22:07] going to be talking about Omachi. Beautiful packaging. I'm loving this.
[22:11] Beautiful packaging. I'm loving this. Ah, wait.
[22:13] Ah, wait. Do I have to assemble this? I was going
[22:16] Do I have to assemble this? I was going to do something real quick with this.
[22:19] to do something real quick with this. Might have to do that later. All right.
[22:20] Might have to do that later. All right. It told me to use a compat compatibility
[22:23] It told me to use a compat compatibility tool. I'm going to do Proton
[22:26] tool. I'm going to do Proton 110. Okay, let's see if that helps. Oh,
[22:28] 110. Okay, let's see if that helps. Oh, we have to update it. I've never done
[22:30] we have to update it. I've never done this before. Okay, [laughter]
[22:32] this before. Okay, [laughter] my Pomodoro timer is done. You see at
[22:34] my Pomodoro timer is done. You see at the top there, dude, this is like built
[22:38] the top there, dude, this is like built in, right? Oh, this is so cool. Start.
[22:41] in, right? Oh, this is so cool. Start. There we go. Pomo is running. Pause. I
[22:44] There we go. Pomo is running. Pause. I wonder how it looks if I go to Windows.
[22:46] wonder how it looks if I go to Windows. Quick shell, baby. Let's go.
[22:49] Quick shell, baby. Let's go. [laughter]
[22:50] [laughter] Do I lose it? Yeah. Let me do um Let's
[22:54] Do I lose it? Yeah. Let me do um Let's choose a random one like root box. Oh,
[22:57] choose a random one like root box. Oh, it just it looks so nice. It just
[22:58] it just it looks so nice. It just adapts. It's got settings. Even though
[23:01] adapts. It's got settings. Even though the fan is having a heart attack right
[23:02] the fan is having a heart attack right now. I get this. I get it. Hacker man.
[23:05] now. I get this. I get it. Hacker man. Okay. Okay. While we're waiting for
[23:06] Okay. Okay. While we're waiting for Portal to reinstall, me and Chris found
[23:08] Portal to reinstall, me and Chris found something kind of cool. Do do super key
[23:10] something kind of cool. Do do super key space search for Windows.
[23:12] space search for Windows. >> Oh yeah.
[23:15] >> Oh yeah. >> Oh, interesting. Okay, look at this.
[23:18] >> Oh, interesting. Okay, look at this. [laughter]
[23:18] [laughter] >> It's Docker. That's sick.
[23:20] >> It's Docker. That's sick. >> That's amazing.
[23:21] >> That's amazing. >> Check this out. Super keyspace Windows.
[23:24] >> Check this out. Super keyspace Windows. It's right here. Um I don't know what's
[23:26] It's right here. Um I don't know what's going to happen. It's launching Windows.
[23:28] going to happen. It's launching Windows. I'm having a lot of fun with this
[23:29] I'm having a lot of fun with this operating system. I don't know what it's
[23:31] operating system. I don't know what it's doing. Oh, my game is ready. Okay, we're
[23:33] doing. Oh, my game is ready. Okay, we're bouncing all over the place. I know.
[23:34] bouncing all over the place. I know. Let's play.
[23:44] Hey, it's working. [laughter]
[23:46] it's working. [laughter] Yes. And it's, you know, it's pretty
[23:49] Yes. And it's, you know, it's pretty smooth. Oh, I haven't played this in a
[23:51] smooth. Oh, I haven't played this in a long time. Let me play with my girls.
[23:53] long time. Let me play with my girls. Let me out.
[24:00] >> Can I use a remote? Let's see. [laughter]
[24:02] Let's see. [laughter] Just like that. Dude, I mean, this looks
[24:04] Just like that. Dude, I mean, this looks really good.
[24:09] >> All right, enough of this. I'm going to sit here and play this forever. Let's
[24:11] sit here and play this forever. Let's close Steam. Let's try Windows one more
[24:14] close Steam. Let's try Windows one more time. I think what I did is I had tried
[24:17] time. I think what I did is I had tried it like Yeah, I had tried it once before
[24:20] it like Yeah, I had tried it once before and I'm like, "No, I don't want to see
[24:21] and I'm like, "No, I don't want to see it yet. I want to show you guys." And
[24:23] it yet. I want to show you guys." And check this out. It's setting up a
[24:24] check this out. It's setting up a Windows VM for us. Probably KVM. Uh,
[24:26] Windows VM for us. Probably KVM. Uh, we'll give it four gigs of RAM. Yeah,
[24:28] we'll give it four gigs of RAM. Yeah, all the defaults. Work Chuck. the
[24:31] all the defaults. Work Chuck. the password. Yeah.
[24:34] password. Yeah. [laughter]
[24:35] [laughter] So, it's going to be running Windows
[24:37] So, it's going to be running Windows inside Docker.
[24:39] inside Docker. Look at that. Ah, where' my quick shell
[24:42] Look at that. Ah, where' my quick shell bar go? Did they crash? Now, if you do
[24:45] bar go? Did they crash? Now, if you do super key T, you kind of go into I think
[24:49] super key T, you kind of go into I think Chris called it scrolling mode or
[24:50] Chris called it scrolling mode or something where you can still move
[24:51] something where you can still move things around with your mouse if you
[24:54] things around with your mouse if you want to go old school. My quick shell
[24:56] want to go old school. My quick shell bar is gone all of a sudden.
[25:00] bar is gone all of a sudden. Okay, let's set this aside for a moment.
[25:01] Okay, let's set this aside for a moment. Even after all of this, many of you may
[25:03] Even after all of this, many of you may be like, "Okay, what exactly is Omachi?
[25:06] be like, "Okay, what exactly is Omachi? Is it just Arch Linux with a bunch of
[25:07] Is it just Arch Linux with a bunch of custom dot files that DHH rice?" Yeah,
[25:11] custom dot files that DHH rice?" Yeah, cuz essentially all it is is Arch Linux
[25:14] cuz essentially all it is is Arch Linux with Hyperland and QuickShell as the
[25:16] with Hyperland and QuickShell as the desktop. The combination of those three
[25:18] desktop. The combination of those three thing three things arch hyperland and
[25:21] thing three things arch hyperland and quick shell has allowed me to build
[25:24] quick shell has allowed me to build umachi into this perfect distillation of
[25:28] umachi into this perfect distillation of aesthetics productivity and everything I
[25:31] aesthetics productivity and everything I love about computers but honestly it
[25:33] love about computers but honestly it itself acts more like a dro like Ubuntu
[25:36] itself acts more like a dro like Ubuntu and Kali Linux because of the way it
[25:38] and Kali Linux because of the way it handles updates remember Arch Linux is
[25:39] handles updates remember Arch Linux is always like when you update anything
[25:41] always like when you update anything it's just like the cutting edge bleeding
[25:42] it's just like the cutting edge bleeding edge and it's if you update something
[25:44] edge and it's if you update something and it breaks figure it out or it's your
[25:46] and it breaks figure it out or it's your job to go read all the information about
[25:48] job to go read all the information about the updates before you update yourself.
[25:49] the updates before you update yourself. Omachi's like, "Uh, we're going to have
[25:51] Omachi's like, "Uh, we're going to have your back on that." It has its own
[25:53] your back on that." It has its own package repo and its own mirror of Arch
[25:55] package repo and its own mirror of Arch itself. It's intentionally one month
[25:57] itself. It's intentionally one month behind and it has channels. So, right
[25:59] behind and it has channels. So, right now, I can go to super key space and go
[26:01] now, I can go to super key space and go to update. I can look at the channel.
[26:03] to update. I can look at the channel. It's got stable RC edge and dev. This
[26:05] It's got stable RC edge and dev. This ensures that all the choices that DHH
[26:08] ensures that all the choices that DHH helped us make aren't broken constantly
[26:10] helped us make aren't broken constantly by the bleeding edge aspect of Arch.
[26:13] by the bleeding edge aspect of Arch. Okay, it's it's still installing. It's
[26:15] Okay, it's it's still installing. It's taking a long time, but it's still cool.
[26:19] taking a long time, but it's still cool. I'll wait. I'm patient, dude. It's
[26:20] I'll wait. I'm patient, dude. It's running in Kimu. I honestly don't know
[26:22] running in Kimu. I honestly don't know where QuickShell went. Wait, do I Maybe
[26:24] where QuickShell went. Wait, do I Maybe I have to press any key to close this
[26:26] I have to press any key to close this and things come back to normal. No. Let
[26:27] and things come back to normal. No. Let me ask AI where it went. Hey, what
[26:30] me ask AI where it went. Hey, what happened to my quick shell?
[26:33] happened to my quick shell? I don't see any menus right now. I can
[26:38] I don't see any menus right now. I can just ask for help. I think Windows may
[26:40] just ask for help. I think Windows may have gotten stuck at 84%. Oh, it's
[26:42] have gotten stuck at 84%. Oh, it's going. It's almost done. Oh, I toggled
[26:44] going. It's almost done. Oh, I toggled it off.
[26:47] it off. [laughter]
[26:48] [laughter] I just turned it off. How did I do that?
[26:51] I just turned it off. How did I do that? I don't remember doing that, dude. All
[26:52] I don't remember doing that, dude. All right, closing you. I'm all keyboard,
[26:54] right, closing you. I'm all keyboard, man. If I do super control T, I can see
[26:56] man. If I do super control T, I can see Btop and it gives me all my stuff. How
[26:59] Btop and it gives me all my stuff. How things are going right now? Oh, I like
[27:01] things are going right now? Oh, I like this. So, this laptop only has 16 gigs
[27:03] this. So, this laptop only has 16 gigs of RAM. It's actually doing really well
[27:04] of RAM. It's actually doing really well with usage. And I'm spinning up a VM or
[27:08] with usage. And I'm spinning up a VM or a container. I'm curious. Open up the
[27:10] a container. I'm curious. Open up the terminal. Docker ps. There's Windows
[27:13] terminal. Docker ps. There's Windows right there. Hi. You know, this is
[27:15] right there. Hi. You know, this is taking a long time to get set up. And I
[27:17] taking a long time to get set up. And I think all that DHH wanted to do with
[27:19] think all that DHH wanted to do with this is to show you that Windows takes
[27:22] this is to show you that Windows takes forever and Omachi takes nothing. Nice
[27:25] forever and Omachi takes nothing. Nice play, DHH. I see you almost there. Let's
[27:28] play, DHH. I see you almost there. Let's see how it feels. Okay, this is
[27:31] see how it feels. Okay, this is not terrible, but very fun. It's
[27:34] not terrible, but very fun. It's actually pretty quick. Can I hear it?
[27:37] actually pretty quick. Can I hear it? Does the sound come through? No, there's
[27:39] Does the sound come through? No, there's no sound drivers. No, but the video's
[27:41] no sound drivers. No, but the video's playing really well. That's crazy. Okay,
[27:44] playing really well. That's crazy. Okay, it runs Windows. Now, if I close it
[27:47] it runs Windows. Now, if I close it here, I think it's still going to run.
[27:49] here, I think it's still going to run. Still running. Okay, so you can just
[27:50] Still running. Okay, so you can just reopen it immediately after you're
[27:53] reopen it immediately after you're done. I think it's still the same
[27:54] done. I think it's still the same session. Let me actually let me open up.
[27:56] session. Let me actually let me open up. Well, no, it's not cuz I had a browser
[27:58] Well, no, it's not cuz I had a browser open, right? How do I get out of here?
[27:59] open, right? How do I get out of here? This is so weird. This thing is still
[28:02] This is so weird. This thing is still steaming.
[28:08] Okay, time for the serious question. Can we actually say when we install and use
[28:11] we actually say when we install and use Omachi, I use Arch. By the way, you
[28:14] Omachi, I use Arch. By the way, you might think yes, just by default, but I
[28:16] might think yes, just by default, but I posted about it and I got stuff
[28:18] posted about it and I got stuff immediately people coming at me. There's
[28:20] immediately people coming at me. There's a whole culture around this. There's
[28:22] a whole culture around this. There's actually a really bad term for Omachi.
[28:23] actually a really bad term for Omachi. Don't look it up. But the consensus by,
[28:25] Don't look it up. But the consensus by, and I'm going to use DHH's terms, by the
[28:29] and I'm going to use DHH's terms, by the neck beards, is that Omachi isn't true
[28:31] neck beards, is that Omachi isn't true Arch Linux. You can't wear that badge
[28:34] Arch Linux. You can't wear that badge because you didn't configure it. You
[28:36] because you didn't configure it. You don't have those bragging rights. You
[28:37] don't have those bragging rights. You didn't go through the pain of installing
[28:39] didn't go through the pain of installing everything meticulously. You didn't earn
[28:41] everything meticulously. You didn't earn it. And to that I say that's kind of
[28:43] it. And to that I say that's kind of dumb. Like I get it, but also times have
[28:46] dumb. Like I get it, but also times have changed. We're entering a new age where
[28:50] changed. We're entering a new age where yes, you would have had to do something
[28:51] yes, you would have had to do something like that to get this desktop, but now
[28:54] like that to get this desktop, but now you don't have to. And if you actually
[28:56] you don't have to. And if you actually do that, it's kind of a waste of time. I
[28:59] do that, it's kind of a waste of time. I think DHH and Chris see that.
[29:00] think DHH and Chris see that. >> Yeah. No, you can you can always say you
[29:03] >> Yeah. No, you can you can always say you use Arch by the way, even if you're on a
[29:05] use Arch by the way, even if you're on a Marchie. So, what's cool now is having a
[29:07] Marchie. So, what's cool now is having a computer running Arch is no longer gated
[29:09] computer running Arch is no longer gated by hours of complexity. Having a
[29:11] by hours of complexity. Having a computer that is completely yours,
[29:12] computer that is completely yours, breaking free of the walls and the
[29:14] breaking free of the walls and the forced opinions of Apple and Microsoft,
[29:16] forced opinions of Apple and Microsoft, it's now in reach for everyone, for you,
[29:20] it's now in reach for everyone, for you, for me. Cuz honestly, I've always wanted
[29:21] for me. Cuz honestly, I've always wanted to be part of this camp. Like, I wanted
[29:23] to be part of this camp. Like, I wanted to rice. I saw PewDiePie making his
[29:25] to rice. I saw PewDiePie making his rising video, but I cannot justify the
[29:27] rising video, but I cannot justify the time for that. Can you? I've got a job.
[29:29] time for that. Can you? I've got a job. I'm running two companies. I have six
[29:30] I'm running two companies. I have six kids. Ubuntu for me, man. Until now.
[29:34] kids. Ubuntu for me, man. Until now. Now, I can do is I can create exactly
[29:35] Now, I can do is I can create exactly the computer I want with the most cool
[29:38] the computer I want with the most cool Linux DRO out there. And there's nothing
[29:41] Linux DRO out there. And there's nothing stopping you from doing this right now.
[29:42] stopping you from doing this right now. Yes, it's comfortable. It's cozy in Mac
[29:45] Yes, it's comfortable. It's cozy in Mac and Windows land. Yes, it's going to be
[29:47] and Windows land. Yes, it's going to be a bit of a learning curve moving here.
[29:49] a bit of a learning curve moving here. >> I think AI in general is a really great
[29:53] >> I think AI in general is a really great great way to make Linux setups like this
[29:55] great way to make Linux setups like this a lot less scary.
[29:56] a lot less scary. >> And that I think Linux was missing that.
[29:59] >> And that I think Linux was missing that. That's why I think this very well might
[30:00] That's why I think this very well might be the year of the Linux desktop because
[30:02] be the year of the Linux desktop because the complexity is still there underneath
[30:04] the complexity is still there underneath the surface, but it's not gated by neck
[30:07] the surface, but it's not gated by neck beards.
[30:08] beards. [laughter] That's my most elegant way of
[30:10] [laughter] That's my most elegant way of saying that. Now, am I going to switch
[30:12] saying that. Now, am I going to switch to Omari? Omachi. I'll get it right
[30:14] to Omari? Omachi. I'll get it right eventually. Yes. I think I'm going to
[30:16] eventually. Yes. I think I'm going to run Terry on Omachi. I'm going to keep
[30:18] run Terry on Omachi. I'm going to keep this laptop on Omachi. I might give this
[30:20] this laptop on Omachi. I might give this away. Actually, I'm probably going to
[30:21] away. Actually, I'm probably going to install Omachi on this
[30:25] install Omachi on this framework laptop when I can figure out
[30:27] framework laptop when I can figure out how to put it together. I just that's a
[30:30] how to put it together. I just that's a cool idea. I like that. But similar to
[30:32] cool idea. I like that. But similar to Chris, I can't do I can't do everything
[30:35] Chris, I can't do I can't do everything right now because and maybe, you know,
[30:37] right now because and maybe, you know, maybe I might, but there there are
[30:38] maybe I might, but there there are things like recording videos like I'm
[30:40] things like recording videos like I'm recording this video right now on
[30:41] recording this video right now on Windows because I have a very specific
[30:44] Windows because I have a very specific application I need for this and it's
[30:46] application I need for this and it's reliable. I know it is. I I worry that
[30:49] reliable. I know it is. I I worry that Linux
[30:51] Linux won't support everything I need. There's
[30:52] won't support everything I need. There's drivers. There's just things.
[30:55] drivers. There's just things. It's going to be a trust thing. So, I
[30:57] It's going to be a trust thing. So, I think slowly I can give more and more of
[31:00] think slowly I can give more and more of my workload over to Linux. But I'm game.
[31:03] my workload over to Linux. But I'm game. The naysayers are always like, "Oh,
[31:05] The naysayers are always like, "Oh, you're going to spend all your time
[31:06] you're going to spend all your time having to maintain Linux." Not anymore.
[31:08] having to maintain Linux." Not anymore. Like with AI, you don't have to do that.
[31:10] Like with AI, you don't have to do that. If something breaks, you tell him to fix
[31:11] If something breaks, you tell him to fix it, her to fix it, whatever you want to
[31:13] it, her to fix it, whatever you want to call your AI, and it does it. We're in a
[31:15] call your AI, and it does it. We're in a new age of computing. So, what about
[31:16] new age of computing. So, what about you? Are you going to be switching to
[31:18] you? Are you going to be switching to Omachi? Are you going to at least try
[31:20] Omachi? Are you going to at least try it? I think you can actually install it
[31:22] it? I think you can actually install it side by side, dual boot with Windows.
[31:25] side by side, dual boot with Windows. They make it really easy. They released
[31:26] They make it really easy. They released that after I started messing with this.
[31:28] that after I started messing with this. But I think you should just get in there
[31:29] But I think you should just get in there and try it. You don't have to fully
[31:31] and try it. You don't have to fully commit. Go on a date. Just feel it out.
[31:34] commit. Go on a date. Just feel it out. Anyways, that's all I got. I use Arch,
[31:37] Anyways, that's all I got. I use Arch, by the way. Hey, you're still here. At
[31:40] by the way. Hey, you're still here. At the end of my videos, I like to pray for
[31:43] the end of my videos, I like to pray for you, my audience. It's not a new thing
[31:45] you, my audience. It's not a new thing anymore. or I've been doing it for a
[31:46] anymore. or I've been doing it for a while. Uh but if you stay till the end,
[31:48] while. Uh but if you stay till the end, I appreciate you. Uh if you didn't know
[31:51] I appreciate you. Uh if you didn't know this is going going to happen, then uh I
[31:54] this is going going to happen, then uh I don't think this was an accident, so you
[31:55] don't think this was an accident, so you might as well stick around, right? I
[31:57] might as well stick around, right? I want to pray for you right now. Let's do
[32:00] want to pray for you right now. Let's do it. 1 2 3 pray. God, I thank you for the
[32:03] it. 1 2 3 pray. God, I thank you for the person on the other side of the screen.
[32:06] person on the other side of the screen. I thank you for who they are. They're
[32:08] I thank you for who they are. They're valuable. They are cherished. They are
[32:12] valuable. They are cherished. They are amazing.
[32:14] amazing. And I just thank you that they're here,
[32:17] And I just thank you that they're here, that they're watching a video about
[32:18] that they're watching a video about Linux, because that's cool. And I pray
[32:21] Linux, because that's cool. And I pray that this this video, this video about
[32:24] that this this video, this video about tech would just ignite a fire in them to
[32:28] tech would just ignite a fire in them to do amazing things in their life. I don't
[32:31] do amazing things in their life. I don't know where they're at, but you do. So, I
[32:33] know where they're at, but you do. So, I pray for this person right now that they
[32:34] pray for this person right now that they would take this knowledge they've
[32:37] would take this knowledge they've earned from this video and they use it.
[32:41] earned from this video and they use it. they propel it or they'll use it to
[32:43] they propel it or they'll use it to propel themselves into a new career or
[32:46] propel themselves into a new career or to a new promotion or just into an
[32:48] to a new promotion or just into an exciting new hobby or community or
[32:50] exciting new hobby or community or something. I pray this over their lives.
[32:53] something. I pray this over their lives. And if they're anxious about AI, if
[32:56] And if they're anxious about AI, if they're stressed,
[32:58] they're stressed, remove that. Replace that with
[33:01] remove that. Replace that with excitement because we're living in
[33:02] excitement because we're living in exciting times and it's easy to get
[33:04] exciting times and it's easy to get bogged down, but it's also a time where
[33:07] bogged down, but it's also a time where we can get excited together. And I pray
[33:09] we can get excited together. And I pray that you would just give them peace
[33:11] that you would just give them peace right now. I pray peace over their
[33:12] right now. I pray peace over their lives. And ultimately, God, I pray in
[33:15] lives. And ultimately, God, I pray in your name that they would come to know
[33:17] your name that they would come to know you. And many people may have no idea
[33:20] you. And many people may have no idea what that means. And that's okay. I pray
[33:22] what that means. And that's okay. I pray that you would put in their path somehow
[33:24] that you would put in their path somehow a chance to get to know you better,
[33:26] a chance to get to know you better, Jesus.
[33:32] I ask this in your name. Amen. Thank you for letting me do that. I'll catch you
[33:34] for letting me do that. I'll catch you guys next time.

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