Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! No doom. We must bloom. 🫂🤙🏻💜

the agentic economy grows. View quoted note →

It's wild that Muse is catching up and leap frogging like this. RSI? Bogus benchmarks?

Omandroid: work-in-progress update 🧪📱 Native Omarchy running on a Pixel 7 Pro: Arch Linux ARM, Hyprland and Omarchy's own packages, on a mainline Linux kernel. No Android underneath. Hardware working - Boots our own mainline kernel (7.3-rc) from the second boot slot, with stock Android kept on the other slot - Display (1440×3120 OLED) with brightness control - GPU: Mali-G710 with OpenGL ES 3.1 and Vulkan 1.4 through Mesa (we added the G710 to Mesa's Panfrost driver), Hyprland renders on it, and the GPU now scales its clock with load - Wi-Fi: connects at boot and reconnects to saved networks, ~150 Mbit/s - Bluetooth: pairing and audio, with the first sound from the phone playing through Pixel Buds Pro - Vibration for system feedback - Flashlight - Charging under Linux control (in testing), past the bootloader's 93% cutoff - Touchscreen with multi-touch - Power and volume buttons - Battery level in the status bar - Internal storage, with the system partitions locked read-only - USB networking and SSH Software working - Omarchy themes, the menu, the notification shade and the Omarchy boot animation - Android-style Wi-Fi and Bluetooth menus: pick a network and type its password, pair and connect devices - Flashlight toggle in quick settings - A phone-style home screen and launcher with app search and "ask your agent" - On-screen keyboard - App switcher: swipe up, tap to switch, flick to close - Lock screen with a PIN pad: locks after boot and after the screensaver - Power + volume down takes a screenshot - Apps open full screen, like on Android - Kernel updates installed from inside Linux Next up: speakers and mics (they run through Google's audio processor), suspend, 120 Hz, then camera, cellular, GPS and Android apps through Waydroid. Video later :)

i love it when nostr makes me giggle like a little kid 🤣

2026: derek rolls his face across the keyboard to build the future 2027: derek finds a robot to roll it's face across the keyboard for him, while building the future View quoted note →

i spent a decade working on Android ROMs... i can't believe how today i can roll my face across a keyboard and create kernel modules and device drivers. AND IT WORKS. Omarchy + Nsites + Napplets + Napps coming to your favorite pocket computer. #soon #NoETAs

Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! It's an exciting time to be a Nostrich. 💜🤙🏻🫂

no claude, i don't need to stop. wtf.

i know it's X/Twitter, but the people want this. 165K views. wild.

Omandroid: work-in-progress update 🧪📱 Native Omarchy running on a Pixel 7 Pro: Arch Linux ARM, Hyprland and Omarchy's own packages, on a mainline Linux kernel. No Android underneath. Hardware working - Boots our own mainline kernel (7.3-rc) from the second boot slot, with stock Android kept on the other slot - Display (1440×3120 OLED) - GPU: Mali-G710 with OpenGL ES 3.1 and Vulkan 1.4 through Mesa (we added the G710 to Mesa's Panfrost driver), and Hyprland renders on it - Touchscreen with multi-touch - Power and volume buttons - Battery level in the status bar - Internal storage, with the system partitions locked read-only - USB networking and SSH Software working - Omarchy themes, the menu, the notification shade and the Omarchy boot animation - A phone-style home screen and launcher with app search and "ask your agent" - On-screen keyboard - App switcher: swipe up, tap to switch, flick to close - Lock screen with a PIN pad: locks after boot and after the screensaver - Power + volume down takes a screenshot - Apps open full screen, like on Android - Kernel updates installed from inside Linux Next up: Wi-Fi (driver in progress), Bluetooth, charging, audio, then camera, cellular and Android apps through Waydroid.

you should come to nostr valley. there's still time to FOMO in. View quoted note →

we can fix everything. we can build anything. we can take back control of the computer. we can take back control of the internet. we consolidated power so the technology could prosper. it had consequences. we're ready to take it all back. omarchy is how we take back the computer. nostr is how we take back the internet. join us. build the future.

Currently doing something that might be dumb and also might be amazing. Too early to tell @Gigi.

software has changed forever. View quoted note →

Here's my markdown app that I mentioned the other day. Markview, a beautiful markdown reader for Android.

Markview for Android — Zapstore

A native Markdown reader for Android, built for reading first

Why did I build this? I sync my second brain to my device. My agents create markdown files. The markdown readers on Android were terrible. This is not terrible.

AGI 🤣 View quoted note →

You too can have "Omarchy" on your Android phone. It's easy to get started. Install Omalauncher by Simon Schubert: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.omalauncher Make it your default home screen. Follow the prompts to install Arch Linux, no root needed. Every Linux window gets its own card in Recents. Install your favorite agent: Claude Code, OpenCode, or Codex. They run in a real terminal on your phone. Customize your home screen widgets. Then write your own in OWL, right on the phone. Build just like you would on full-blown Omarchy. Own the computer, no matter how small. I view this as a PoC. More to come. View quoted note →

Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! It's a rainy day. That means it's time to grind with my toaster! Here's a short preview of notifications integrated into Omalauncher 🫂🤙🏻💜

This is amazing and I think I've stumbled into something that is going to change everything about how I use my phone.