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Omarchy 4.5 Arrives with Support Beyond x86-64 and New Desktop Features

11.06

The Arch Linux-based distribution Omarchy 4.5 has been released, the project's first expansion beyond x86-64. It adds Apple Silicon support, a new floating desktop mode, and a few other updates.

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