$ omarchy --no-install --no-dual-boot

Omarchy in your browser

A real Arch Linux + Hyprland machine, booted on demand at Cloudflare's edge and streamed to this tab. Click around, open the terminal, feel the tiling — then close the tab and it's gone. The Live CD, reborn.

a fresh VM every time · 4 vCPU · 8 GiB · KVM · 15-minute session (extendable)

Super+Return terminal

Super+Space app launcher

Super+W close window

Super+1…4 workspaces

Super+K all keybindings

Alt or ⌘ acts as Super (browsers eat the Windows key)

How it works

Hyprland cannot start without a real GPU node, and Cloudflare Containers have no GPU — but they do have /dev/kvm. So each visitor gets a container that boots a QEMU/KVM guest (direct kernel boot, Omarchy 4.0.2 straight from pkgs.omarchy.org, SDDM autologin, stock uwsm) on a virtio-gpu that Mesa's kms_swrast renders on the CPU. QEMU's VNC server streams the framebuffer to a bare noVNC canvas in your tab, sized to your window. Discs are throwaway snapshots, so it's a fresh machine every single time.

Honest trade-offs: CPU rendering (blur and animations off), no audio yet, and it's best on a desktop browser. Source on GitHub.