Omarchy 4 (Quattro) shipped August 14 and does something no Linux distribution has done before: it treats AI coding agents as operating system citizens. Not apps you happen to run alongside your work — citizens. The status bar tracks your Claude Code weekly burn rate. When a process segfaults, the OS asks if you want to route the core dump to your agent. A new Rust-based multiplexer called Herdr knows whether each of your agents is idle, working, blocked, or done. DHH’s Arch-based distro is the first Linux desktop built around the assumption that you’re running multiple AI agents all […]
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