Okimarchy
An Arch Linux fork offering a choice between Hyprland and Niri window managers with consistent theming and unified keybindings.
What is Okimarchy?
Okimarchy is a fork of the Omarchy Linux distribution that provides users with a choice between two window managers: Hyprland and Niri. It solves the limitation of Omarchy's original single-window-manager approach by offering both options with consistent theming and unified keybindings. The project transforms Omarchy from an omakase (chef's choice) experience to an okimari (pre-set menu) approach where users can select from carefully curated configurations.
Linux users who want a modern, opinionated Arch-based distribution with flexibility in window manager choice. This includes users familiar with Omarchy who want Niri support, and those seeking a polished desktop environment with multiple Wayland compositor options.
Developers choose Okimarchy over vanilla Omarchy for its dual window manager support and runtime switching capability. The unique selling point is maintaining Omarchy's cohesive design philosophy while offering choice between Hyprland and Niri with consistent theming and keybindings across both options.
Overview
Omarchy + Niri
Use Cases
Best For
- Arch Linux users who want a pre-configured, opinionated desktop environment
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