lcaohoanq
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My Omarchy Using Guide
Introduction
Im using Omarchy as my main OS for a while, and I want to share my experience with you. Omarchy is a Arch-based distribution that focuses on simplicity and customization.

Docs
- Good document, you can find it here: Omarchy document
Install Windows VM
My shortcuts
Navigation
Super + Tab: Move to the next workspaceSuper + Shift + Tab: Move to the previous workspaceSuper + 1-9: Move to the workspace number 1-9 (1-5 is visible, 6-9 is hidden)Super + Shift + 1-9: Move the current window to the workspace number and switch to itSuper + S: Hidden workspacesSuper + Alt + S: Move the current window to the hidden workspaces
Toggles
Super + Shift + Space: Toggle top barSuper + Ctrl + I: Toggle idle/sleep preventionSuper + Ctrl + L: Toggle lock screenSuper + Ctrl + N: Toggle night mode
Style
Super + Ctrl + Shift + Space: Change themesSuper + Ctrl + Space: Change wallpapers of the current theme
Tools
Super + Enter: Open terminal
Capture
Super + Ctrl + C: For keyboard with no Print Screen key
Clipboard
Super + Ctrl + V: Open clipboard historySuper + C: CopySuper + X: Cut (not in terminalc)Super + V: Paste
Disk full with snapshots
- Omarchy uses Btrfs as the default filesystem, which allows it to create snapshots of the system. However, if you have a lot of snapshots, it can fill up your disk space. To check how many snapshots you have, you can run the following command:
sudo btrfs subvolume list /[sudo] password for lch:ID 256 gen 49759 top level 5 path @ID 257 gen 49759 top level 5 path @homeID 258 gen 49759 top level 5 path @logID 259 gen 48440 top level 5 path @pkgID 260 gen 48440 top level 256 path var/lib/portablesID 261 gen 48440 top level 256 path var/lib/machinesID 262 gen 49714 top level 256 path .snapshotsID 263 gen 49713 top level 257 path @home/.snapshotssudo btrfs subvolume delete ./snapshots/7- Let the system balance the disk to free up space
sudo btrfs filesystem balance start -dusage=50 /Extra themes
Look at the Omarchy themes section in the manual for more themes, or you can install themes from GitHub using the following command:
omarchy-theme-install https://github.com/dfrico/omarchy-solarized-light-theme.git My Omarchy Using Guide
https://blog.lcaohoanq.works/posts/omarchy/
