Daemonarchy: Omarchy on FreeBSD
Daemonarchy: Omarchy on FreeBSD In this article Meet Daemonarchy Inside the Toolkit Getting Started Meet Daemonarchy Every so often, two ideas collide that never looked destined to meet. One is Omarchy , the opinionated Hyprland desktop assembled by DHH . The other is FreeBSD , the famously dependable Unix with a little red daemon for a mascot. Daemonarchy is what happens when somebody puts them in the same room: the full Omarchy desktop, running on FreeBSD, installed from a friendly terminal installer in the way the Omarchy ISO installs it on Arch. The name is a homage. It borrows the "-archy" from Omarchy and lets the BSD daemon rule over it. Daemonarchy is also refreshingly honest about what it is not. It claims to be neither Omarchy nor FreeBSD, but a union of the two, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Omarchy, the FreeBSD Project or The FreeBSD Foundation. The Omarchy software arrives unchanged apart from FreeBSD compatibility, via the x11...
