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Set up a customizable Linux desktop with coordinated defaults

Omarchy is a Linux desktop distribution built around a curated set of applications, keyboard shortcuts, and visual themes. Its installer prepares a working desktop with development tools and system settings already coordinated. Users can choose an editor, install language environments, and change themes across the terminal, desktop bar, notifications, and wallpaper.
The system also supports community plugins and AI agents that can assist with troubleshooting and customization. Installation options include a full disk or supported dual-boot setup, while virtual-machine guides provide a way to try it first. Hardware compatibility and application support still depend on the machine and software involved. The curated defaults remain editable, so users can adapt the environment as their needs change.
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