Try Omarchy in your browser: a real Linux desktop in a tab

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$ omarchy --no-install --no-dual-boot

A real Omarchy Linux desktop, running in this tab. Open a terminal, try the tiling, click around, then close the tab and it's gone. Nothing to install.

fresh every time · runs near you · 15-minute session, extendable

The Omarchy desktop: Hyprland, Tokyo Night, fastfetch showing an AMD EPYC and a Cloudflare Firecracker kernel, running in a browser tab

Super+Return terminal

Super+Space app launcher

Super+W close window

Super+1…4 workspaces

Super+K all keybindings

Alt or acts as Super (browsers eat the Windows key)

How it works

When you click Boot, you get your own Omarchy machine running at Cloudflare's edge, near you. It renders on the CPU and streams to your tab as video, sized to your window, with your clicks and keys sent back. Everything is thrown away when you leave, so it's a clean machine every time.

A few honest limits: no GPU, so blur and animations are off; no audio yet; and it's best on a desktop browser.