Tag: bar
1445 pluginsPerfwatch
by swheel33
Record and review sustained Linux performance incidents from the Omarchy bar.
Peripheral Batteries
by Gabriel Borges
Wireless mice, keyboards, headsets and controllers in the Omarchy bar: presence, battery, and low-battery notifications.
Peripheral Lighting
by sshbrian
Extensible peripheral lighting for Omarchy. Mouse LEDs, AIO LCDs, and community devices via lightctl.
Perla
by Nawaf
Give Omarchy a voice. Perla understands, acts across your desktop, and talks back to you.
Persistent Layouts
by contra
Save named Hyprland desks and restore them when the same set of screens plugs in. Matches on the whole connected set, never on connector names.
Persona
by Luo Tao <luotao@hey.com>
Take the Open Extended Jungian Type Scales test from your bar: 32 questions fullscreen, one at a time, scored by openjung.org's public API. Keeps your four letters in the corner, with how rare they are among the tens of thousands of people in the project's open dataset.
Pgmarchy
by Mich Nduka
PostgreSQL and pgAdmin 4 status in the Omarchy bar: databases, live backends, roles, and settings.
Phone
by krongggggg
KDE Connect phone status: battery, pairing, and file share.
PhotoDock
by Rudy Rodriguez
View photos on Omarchy, then safely import selected camera media without overwriting, verify copies, and create an optional backup.
Pill Workspaces
by Charlieras262
Workspace indicators with a rounded pill for the active workspace
Pipelines
by Alexandre VARGAS
Track GitHub Actions across your projects from the Omarchy bar, with conditional requests that keep the API budget almost untouched.
Pit Wall
by Jeremy Longshore
Pit Wall turns your Omarchy bar into a Formula 1 race-weekend command post. Between sessions it counts down to FP1, qualifying, sprint, or race start; while running it shows the leader, gaps, flags, safety-car state, and live leaderboard. Open the panel for the local-time weekend schedule plus driver/constructor standings. It reads keyless Jolpica schedule/standings data every 15 minutes and OpenF1 every 20 seconds only during sessions. It writes no files outside Quickshell's own state handling.