This site covers five areas: Linux, Windows, Gaming, Self-Hosting, and Programming. Pick the one you’re actually here for — no need to read this site front to back.
If you just installed Omarchy
- Omarchy Setup Guide — the handful of things worth changing in your first hour, before you build habits around the defaults.
- Hyprland Keybindings Cheat Sheet — print this or keep it in a tab until the binds are muscle memory.
- Turn an Old Laptop Into a Home Server — once your desktop feels good, this is the natural next project.
- Best Self-Hosted Apps for a Home Server — what to actually put on that server once it’s up.
If you’re on Windows but want Linux tooling
- WSL2 Setup Guide — a real Linux environment without dual-booting, and the handful of things worth configuring on day one.
If you game on Linux, or are considering it
- Gaming on Linux in 2026 — what Proton actually handles, what still needs checking first, and the tools that matter.
If you write PHP
- Laravel to Craft CMS — what actually transfers between the two, and what will quietly cost you time if you assume it does.
More guides get added as they’re tested for real, not written speculatively — check the posts index or browse by category for everything published so far.
Want the Omarchy config pre-packaged instead of typed by hand?
The touchpad tuning, window rules, and extra keybindings covered in the Omarchy guides above
are also available as a ready-to-run installer — the
Omarchy Power Pack. It backs up your
~/.config/hypr before touching anything and lets you apply each module individually, plus
it includes the full 224-bind keybinding reference offline. Entirely optional — everything
in it is also just written out in the guides above for free if you’d rather type it yourself.
Writing PHP/Laravel and miss Artisan’s factories?
Sprout brings that exact workflow to Craft CMS — covered in more detail in the Laravel to Craft CMS post above.