the soon to be launched, Omarchy 4, was hot on the internet and I was hyped about it too as it had the potential to introduce a desktop very similar to mine to a very widespread audience.
kde-connect is awesome and I love to show it to every friend of mine. but the kde-connect desktop app or the tray menu aren’t much handy. but it can be fixed in Omarchy: with a simple quickshell plugin, I can make it however I want. and I’ll have a user next door so why not.
even in my NixOS setup, developing for Omarchy is fairly simple just clone the repository and run quickshell with proper OMARCHY_PATH. the skills which comes with Omarchy repo were a bonus for my agents.
I made the plugin, added it to omarchyplugins.com and just went to bed. expecting nothing. but the coolest thing about open source is that your mistakes will be corrected by someone else. the thought which never came in your mind will come in someone else’s mind. Omaconnect went from “developed by me used by no one” to “developed by people used by people” and that’s the best thing you could ask for.