omacom/try-omarchy
Run Omarchy on MacOS without any setup.
Older snapshot: check the original source for current information.
From the publisher
README & documentation
Source previewRead the project’s overview, installation instructions and usage examples. The original README is the source of truth.
Try Omarchy Omarchy inside Apple's Ecosystem. Try Omarchy is a Mac app that runs stock Omarchy in a fast virtual machine deeply integrated with macOS. Use it as your daily driver, or give Omarchy a try and migrate to a native install. Integrations include Apple's universal clipboard, AirPods, Touch ID, the Retina display, Super shortcuts, Mac clipboard, audio, camera, battery, and a shared folder. The official Omarchy Mac image is used, so it behaves and updates like any other Omarchy install. The first launch downloads the Omarchy image (about 3 GB). You need an Apple Silicon Mac with macOS 15 or newer and about 15…
Read the full README ↗ · Preview checked 2026-10-29T17:29:32.952Z
Inside the original README — Document outline
Headings are captured from the source. Links open the publisher’s document, not a locally hosted copy.
Links from the README
References supplied by the publisher, not independently verified endorsements. Check the destination before downloading files or entering credentials.
Documentation belongs to its respective authors. Reported project/model license: MIT. A listing is not a grant of reuse or training rights. Confirm the document’s own terms at the source.
What this repository does
Run Omarchy on MacOS without any setup.
Repository facts
- Owner
- omacom
- Primary language
- Swift
- Stars
- 2,252
- Forks
- 119
- Open issues + pull requests
- 27
- License
- MIT
- Archived
- No
- Default branch
- main
- Created
- 2026-08-23T21:55:30.000Z
- Last push
- 2026-09-22T11:53:33.000Z
Topics and intended use
Owner-supplied topics: aarch64, apple-silicon, archlinux, arm, arm64, community, linux, macos, omarchy, qemu, virtualization
Review the README for scope, installation, examples and limitations. We do not run repository code or certify it.
Evaluate before installing
Review licensing and dependencies, inspect recent commits and unresolved issues, and test in an isolated environment before production use. Stars and forks alone cannot answer these questions.
Source and freshness
Source: GitHub. Metadata observed 2026-09-22T12:02:28.584Z. Daily imports are snapshots, not real-time monitoring.
Popularity and source listings do not establish security, suitability, licensing rights or benchmark performance.