Omarchy — A Beautiful Linux Desktop from Basecamp
Basecamp (the company behind Ruby on Rails) has open-sourced Omarchy, a Linux desktop environment built on Hyprland. The project picked up 28,000+ GitHub stars within its first week.
Omarchy's main value is that it just works. Setting up a Hyprland-based workflow usually means hours of config file editing, theme hunting, and keybinding tweaks. Omarchy bundles all of that: tiling window layout, custom keybindings, a built-in terminal and file manager. For developers curious about Hyprland but allergic to dotfile hell, this is the low-friction entry point.
Homepage: omarchy.org
OpenLogi — A Rust-Native Alternative to Logitech Options+
Anyone who uses Logitech mice knows the pain of Logitech Options+: mandatory login, background processes, telemetry. OpenLogi replaces the entire stack with a Rust application that talks directly to the mouse via the HID++ protocol.
It supports button remapping, DPI adjustment, and SmartShift scroll wheel toggle. Everything runs locally — no account needed, no internet connection required. With 14,000+ GitHub stars, it's becoming the go-to Options+ replacement for MX Master users who want control without the bloat.
Open source: github.com/AprilNEA/OpenLogi
Histiq — Semantic Search for Browser History and PDFs
Histiq solves a very specific problem: you remember reading an article two weeks ago, but can't recall which site or search term you used. Traditional browser history only supports keyword matching on titles and URLs. Histiq uses local AI models to build semantic indexes of your browsing history, letting you search with natural language.
Type something like "that blog post about Rust async programming" and Histiq finds semantically matching pages from your history. PDF files are also supported. All processing happens locally — nothing leaves your machine.
Visit: histiq.com