Shadowing-Übung: Omarchy Can Do WHAT?! 50 Features You’re Missing - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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here are 50 things you need to do after installing omachi get your coffee ready let's go
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okay this is your first five minutes with omachi
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and we're gonna try and not use this don't worry it's not that scary
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first learn your key bindings super key k
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and by the way super key is either your command
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or windows key here's all your windows shortcuts let's search for terminal tells you how to open terminal super
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and return let's try it super return there's a terminal hit the escape key to
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and close that dialogue hit super key space.
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And this is your entire system search for a reboot or shut down.
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If you only care about apps, super key, alt space.
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And there's all the apps universal copy and paste that works everywhere.
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Check this out.
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Super key C super key V yes.
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Even in the terminal hit super control V to see your clipboard history even has images in there.
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That's actually pretty simple.
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I didn't know it did
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that now i'm gonna open a browser super key shift b still no mouse watch me move around super key left
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terminal super key right browser super key shift left i can
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make him switch do it again boom maybe you like horizontal
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super key j super key j put it back maybe you miss your mouse hold down super key
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and you can actually drag any one of these guys around see you'll be okay me.
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Super key W closes a window.
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I'm gonna open it back up and then control alt delete closes everything.
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Now, what if I told you, you don't need another monitor.
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You just need one because you have workspaces super key two, three, four.
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Notice here in the top, we're switching.
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Let's go back to one super key one, pick your app super key shift.
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Let's put that in three.
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Boom.
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He's in three.
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Let's go back to one, go back to three.
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Let's put the browser back in three without following it.
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Super shift alt
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one
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and there it goes let's follow it back super key one
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full screen in three ways with our browser highlighted we'll go
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command f that's all browser command f to put it back
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maybe you just want full width not full screen command alt
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f we got some space around the edges command alt f put it back
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or maybe you want full screen inside the window super control f
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and it's kind of weird
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but we're full screen right right there let's get out of
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there super control f now i'm gonna open a few three more things.
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Command enter command shift, enter, open another browser.
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Notice how it's tiling.
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Maybe you don't want that.
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Maybe you want scrolling command L.
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Look at that.
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Command jump around command L to put it back.
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This one's my favorite.
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Let's select our browser command over.
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Easy for me to say.
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And I'm gonna hit super alt S.
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Where did he go?
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He's in my scratch pad hitting control S brings him back up at any time.
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How cool is that?
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They can go away.
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Boom.
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And that's powerful for when you want to switch workspaces, but you want him to come with you wherever you go.
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I love that.
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Great for slack or like a terminal or something.
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I'll check this out.
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I'm going to select a browser.
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Actually I'll select YouTube here.
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If I do super G suddenly I have a group notice the label on the tab right there.
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If I open another tab while I'm there, it's also grouped right there.
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If I do super alt one, or two, one, two, one, two, I can switch back and forth between those or just super control arrow will move me back and forth.
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And then super alt G will ungroup them.
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This coffee break is sponsored by threat locker because later in this video, we're doing something pretty scary.
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We're going to let AI just change things inside of our operating system.
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That's fun at home.
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You should not be doing that at work.
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Not without protections security.
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And that's where threat locker comes in at work you've got developers with clod
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or codex or whatever they have on their machine
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and they're changing actual project files often running unattended
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and listen that's just how things are now we can't change
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that behavior but we do need to secure it security teams need control over what the agent can do
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and what the agent can reach threat locker has allowed listing it governs what executes
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if it is not allowed it does not run so think about
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that your agent might have like a helper script it can
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run to do some things agents are always making scripts you
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can define hey only these certain scripts are allowed to be
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run everything else it can't be okay cool you allow some scripts
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but what if that script goes out
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and touches other things uses other apps i mean agents are we paying
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that close attention no we're not that's the problem
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but with ring fencing you can actually govern what an allowed
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application is allowed to touch microsoft word should not be opening
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up powershell to run scripts let them run just don't let them roam
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so essentially the approved agent cannot reach files the network
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or other apps has no business being involved in the agent gets exactly the access the job needs
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and nothing more that's the principle of least privilege
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and i know right now it's tempting with agents to just go you know what dangerous
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yolo let's go
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which again is fine for at home it's fine for messing
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with omachi not finding the enterprise too much at stake
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and i know what you're thinking chuck i don't want to figure out exactly what my agent needs access to
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or the app needs access to that's exhausting threat locker does
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have a learning mode turn it on it'll learn what your
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app normally accesses it'll learn what your agent normally does
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and you can add that to the allow list
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so boundaries are good let ai increase your efficiency
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while you stay in control i know you want to learn
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more go to this link right here threatlocker .com forward slash
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network chuck dash ai now back to amache okay you can move around now
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but how do you install stuff coffee break let's go super key space type in install
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and there it is hit enter install what
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so many options packages from the official arch
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and omarchi omachi repositories the aur is the arch user repository be careful there anybody can just throw things up there.
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Hitting package.
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We can find things like slack Gimp or discord.
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We'll install Gimp at enter pseudo password.
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And that's it.
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I'll search for it.
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And you thought Linux was scary.
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You can also do it in reverse super key space search for remove, remove package and let's actually remove Gimp done.
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And if the popular app you can hit command space
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and actually search for it like brave right there i can just install it from here
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and boom i have brave
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that looks nice now you hey you i get it there might be some bloatware coming in with omachi
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if i hit super alt space what's base camp hey
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and this neo vim thing you can de -bloat immediately let's do it super space search for pre -installs
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and you can remove all your pre -installs now i don't want to i like them
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but you can do it if i want this as my default hit command space search for browser
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Enter set defaults and we'll select brave done.
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So now when I close this and I hit command shift, enter brave opens up.
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Now notice we really haven't been using our mouse too much.
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And the more you do this, the better it's going to feel.
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All right.
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Coffee break.
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What do you say?
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We turn any website into an app.
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Let's do it.
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Hit control L to go to your URL bar.
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Let's turn this into a web app.
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Super key space.
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Search for a web app install.
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We'll name it NCA URL and that's it.
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So now if I close this search for NCA, there it is.
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How sick is that?
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And did you know, you already have some web apps, super key shift Y YouTube super key shift X, X.
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We can make our own key bindings, but we'll save that for AI.
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Forget web apps.
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What about terminal apps?
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Twoies.
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Check this up.
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I'll do command space, install a package.
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We'll install term shark, a two based wire shark inside the terminal.
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Then hit command space, two E, to install.
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We'll call it term shark command.
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We're going to launch with the pseudo term shark because it doesn't need pseudo.
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I have it float and that's it.
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Now command space term shark.
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There it is.
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I love it.
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Some hotkeys will install apps for you like super shift G.
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We're installing signal.
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And of course, once it installs hitting super shift G will open signal.
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Now this is kind kind of crazy.
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I love this.
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I'll watch it makes things like Docker fun.
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So if I hit super key space search for development, I can install a development environment.
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Let's say like a Docker base database, like my sequel.
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And suddenly with Docker and compose, I'm spinning up an environment and check this out.
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Super shift D I think this is running lazy Docker.
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Ah, so good.
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See everything.
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Now.
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What about your IDE command shift in default is Neo Vim or lazy Vim.
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I don't know the difference, but you don't have to do that super key space VS code.
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Let's install it installed.
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And then to make that our default super key space search for editor, editor defaults VS code.
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So now command shift N should open up VS code.
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Now let's talk terminal hitting super key enter, get your terminal up there.
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But which terminal, if I hit command space, type in terminal, let's see our defaults foot will be the default.
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I have ghosty running right now you can install whatever you want, make it the default, but check this out.
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If I do super alt return opens up a T muck session inside of my default terminal, but T mucks is old news.
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I'll make a video about that later.
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The real hero is super control enter herder.
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Look at that by default.
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Now one thing you'll learn about Omachi is
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that it comes with all the stuff you wouldn't normally want to have and things you didn't even know you wanted.
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So if we open up our terminal again, can not command super key enter things Things like fuzzy finder, FF, you can search for stuff.
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Control R for your history.
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CD is actually Z oxide.
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So you don't have to complete your commands.
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It'll remember stuff.
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You get RG, RG, FD, bat, also LS, LT, and LSA are all XA.
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And I feel like Chuck, I have no idea what the junk you're talking about.
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I have a Linux commands video that explains all of that.
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But it's cool, it's all built in here.
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Updating, you gotta update your stuff.
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Omachi makes this easy.
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Super key space, update.
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You actually have a ton of options.
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If we choose our channel, we can choose like, hey, do you wanna be on stable?
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Do you want to actually work?
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Or do you wanna be on more on the cutting edge?
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No, I like stable, thank you.
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Let's choose updating Omachi.
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Is there an update?
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Yeah, let's update.
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Updating live on camera, nothing bad has ever happened from that.
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Now, as we're updating, just know
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that Omachi is a month behind the cutting edge arch updates on purpose to make sure they vet everything
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that in making sure it won't break your stuff.
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I like that.
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I think I'm up to date.
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Remove two orphan packages.
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Okay.
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Actually, no. I want to keep those.
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Every single time you do an update, it takes a snapshot.
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It takes a backup because we're on BTRFS.
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It's a file system.
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We can actually do our own versions of that.
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Go to terminal.
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Womachi snapshot create.
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We can actually boot into that snapshot.
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How sick is that?
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That Do we have a hot key for that too?
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No, that was command line only.
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Now this one's more of an FYI because as you're updating things on in Omachi, you need to know what config files are yours and won't be touched on updates.
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So if we get to our terminal super key, enter everything here and dot config, that's yours and it will not be touched.
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Same thing goes for bash RC.
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However, if you do Omachi reinstall or reinstall configs that will overwrite your stuff.
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Speaking of overwriting your stuff, First off, let's talk about security.
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What security do you have?
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Full disk encryption is mandatory.
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Firewall is default denied, except for one thing, and it's called local send.
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You're gonna love that.
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Let's talk about it here in a second.
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Actually, SSH is off.
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If we do super key space, search for SSH, it's off by default.
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Oh wait, I think we just enabled it.
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Oh, I don't wanna do it, leave me alone.
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And if we do super key space, type in password, you can update either your drive encryption password or your user password.
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Super control L will lock your screen.
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back in.
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Now, one thing you're going to love is sudo with your finger.
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Check this out.
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Super space sudo password list sudo, and you can set it up with your finger.
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If you have a fingerprint reader, now I've already done this.
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Milo.
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So if I do something like this, sudo anything daytime finger, here we go.
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Oh no, you do it the right way.
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It doesn't have daytime command.
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Point is it works pseudo finger works a time for the
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toggles super control oh there's all your toggles your toggle menu
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stay awake i think is the caffeinate command right you trigger
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it off you can actually access it up here in your
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little bar your quick shell bar super control n goes into nightlight mode oh that's nice love
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that super shift space will hide your quick bar that it's kind of fun.
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And then super escape.
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We can do our screensaver, which is so fun.
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I bet you're wondering how do you do this?
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I'll show you in a second.
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Now watch this super shift backspace.
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Whoa, look at that.
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They filled in the gaps in the borders banished.
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Let's do it again.
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Super shift backspace.
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We got some space again.
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I prefer that actually.
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Now let's talk networking super control W gets our network panel and look at this gorgeous network panel.
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You can change your DNS providers right in here.
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You can override your DHCP and go straight cloud flare, but I don't want to do that.
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Going back to DHCP.
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You can do a speed test right from here.
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Let's see what I'm clock in here. That should be higher.
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You can share your wifi with a QR code, which is just incredibly handy.
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What happened?
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Why won't it share my QR code?
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It did it before.
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Oh, it wants me to restart network manager, which we can do later.
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I know it's in my list somewhere
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that you can do some fun things via command line too
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for your network like omachi network band you can choose your network band just from the command line that's
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so cool I know we're gonna do it soon we're talking about rebooting things
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that you don't have to reboot for what you don't have to reboot
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when things aren't quite working you can reboot things individually individually
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things like Wi -Fi Bluetooth audio trackpad each thing can be restarted.
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How do we do that?
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Super key space, type in hardware, click on update.
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And you can click on any of these to have them restart.
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So let's do Bluetooth.
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Bluetooth was restarted.
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Isn't that sick?
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I like that.
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This one I stinkin' love.
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If I open up my terminal and SSH and two, one of my hosts, I'm logged in.
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It's my Mac studio.
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But what if I disconnect?
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Let's turn off wifi right there.
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This should be dead in the water.
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But if I turn wifi back on my session is persistent.
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I love that.
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I noticed that by accident, by the way, as I was just closing my laptop and reopening, I'm like, oh, how am I still connected to my stuff?
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We do have a nice little menu for our battery where it's at what's happening.
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We can change performance balance power saver.
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These are our power profiles, but you can also with Omochi set profiles based on if you're plugged in or not similar to other OS's, but it's kind of cool here, but we can also.
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Set power profile is based on like, okay, when I'm on battery, what I want it to be, let's be balanced.
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So right now I'm plugged in, I'm going to unplug and see what happens.
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Boom.
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Went to balanced.
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We plugged back in what happens back on performance.
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Now what's your system up to super control T B top.
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Isn't that gorgeous?
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Now by default, it opens up floating.
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We can do command command.
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It's gonna take forever for me to remember how to say Okay.
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That's super T to make it tiled again or super T again, to make it float again.
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Now screenshots, super key space, screenshot, freezes the screen.
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I can move around and choose which window I want to capture, which is pretty cool.
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Let's just capture this window here.
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Got it.
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Saved a clipboard.
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We can also record our screen with all of our options.
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I got to try it with the webcam.
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I'm going to have to bust the sucker out.
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There's the webcam.
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Why is it so tiny?
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Okay.
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Okay, super alt, open and closing brackets, adjust the webcam, but only so much.
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And it's recording right now at 60 frames per second.
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That's pretty sick.
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How do I stop it?
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Oh, I think I already stopped.
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Screen recording saved.
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Let's watch it.
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That's pretty cool.
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That's nifty.
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I mean, to be able to do that, just like just boom without OBS or anything, that's cool.
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Check this out.
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Super alt print screen will allow me to select anything from anything like this image here.
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I'm gonna select it and it will OCR it to our clipboard super V there it is.
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That's so cool.
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Now this one, I haven't tried it yet.
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I want to see if it works.
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I'll check this out.
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Super key space, QR.
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We can actually capture from our screen and QR code, QR code copied to clipboard.
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Let's see what it is.
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Super V it did it.
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That's pretty cool.
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I hate having to get my phone out that, you know, this whole thing.
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That's, that's nice check this out super space transcode i can pick a file like the one we just did
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and let's make it a make it a smaller mp4
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or a gif 4k gif transcoding let's make
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that whole thing a gif oh yeah it made a whole freaking gif out of
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that but you could have transcoded it to a smaller file you got it that's cool right
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so you can shrink a video file before you share it
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now this is crazy handy let's go to a clean space super space we'll search for disk usage we can
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and very quickly see what's taking up the most space on our system.
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I got something at home, my home directory.
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It's Ollama.
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There's a model in there, but see how easy it was to drill down into that.
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Oh, love it.
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I'm using backspace to go back.
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Um, I'll delete something random here.
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I just tab over to get into there
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and then control T to trash or control R to delete control R and that did it.
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That's pretty cool.
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Now this one's actually pretty sweet because I love whisper flow.
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They don't have a Linux app, but they do have an option for us here in Omachi.
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And it's all local.
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You don't need any cloud subscription or anything.
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Check this out.
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It's called box type.
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And once you go through and set it up, you're gonna have to download a, a local model.
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It'll take you, take you through setup.
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It'll do it.
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If you do like, um, in your terminal, you do a watchy box type and just go through install and then config.
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You can get all your stuff going, right?
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Control.
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Check it out.
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I'm doing local AI transcription.
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Look at that.
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That's so cool.
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Oh, nothing touching the cloud on that.
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Now watch this.
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This is kind of annoying.
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Oh, Machi.
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Let me try it again.
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Oh, Machi.
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It's different every time, dude.
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Network Chuck.
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See, every one of these is wrong.
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I don't like a space between my name.
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Check this out.
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We'll open up this config file, find the tech section, which is right here.
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And we'll add in our replacements.
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And what were they?
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Okay.
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We need never Chuck equals network Chuck.
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And I'll add all of them right now.
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Even the network chunky.
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That's so insulting.
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Okay.
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Let's try this network Chuck.
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It did it.
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Okay.
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I also did the word orange.
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So when it says orange, it should come out as a mochi orange.
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this one I accidentally found when trying to record my other Oh Machi video.
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Oh local send.
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Oh my gosh.
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Check this out.
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Super control S you can send anything you stinking want.
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This is like airdrop for everything.
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So I'm going to share a file.
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Um, how about that Jeff we did earlier?
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Yeah, Yeah, let's share that.
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150 megs.
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Yikes, it's bigger than the original file.
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What do you say we transcode that to something smaller?
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720p.
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It's doing it in real time, it's just so fun.
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Done, made that file smaller.
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Did you see how fresh that was?
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All right, we're gonna share that file and I can just share it with nearby devices.
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So I'm gonna actually scoot this over.
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All keyboard, baby.
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I choose my send mode, which I'll do share VL link.
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and I'll do a QR code.
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Grab my phone, pending request, you can see it right there.
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And I'll say, yeah, go ahead and send it to him.
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And I already have it.
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I'm downloading it now.
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And there it is.
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Isn't that sick?
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Like they completely solved the whole airdrop thing.
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It's, it's, they made it so easy.
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I love it.
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I love it so much, but like, check this out.
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If I were in a terminal, Oh Machi share clipboard and I can just share with whatever's in my clipboard very quickly.
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Like I love that.
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Now this is fun.
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In Oh Machi caps lock is your quick way to do emojis.
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And I'm actually new to this.
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So if I hit caps lock, M I can do things like S for smile caps lock M for O for okay.
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Caps lock M one for 100, just a quick way to use emojis.
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Cause that's how we talk.
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It's kind of neat.
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I'm watching you also has built in reminders.
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Super control R how many minutes?
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Five, no 0 .5, like Gilly do a one minute.
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Take a sip of coffee.
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Boom.
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Gonna wait for it.
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Actually.
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No, I'll let it remind me.
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Okay.
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This one, I haven't tested this, but I really am excited to try it.
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Okay.
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So apparently alt shift D will download the current video.
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I'm watching to the downloads folder.
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Is that true?
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Reminder, take a sip of coffee.
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Thanks buddy.
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No, I'm going to try this.
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I'm not sure if this works.
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I'm going to open up their Chromium browser.
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It has to be in this.
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Just go into a page that has a video on it.
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We'll play said video with it muted.
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Uh, let's go to YouTube.
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We'll do alt shift D it's downloading.
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Look at
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that it's downloading this video should have chose a smaller one
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do this to this video just i'm i am giving you
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permission i'm not saying youtube is giving you permission i don't mind
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if you do it for my content
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so i'm going to close my browser uh let's go to
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our terminal supposed to download it here there it is i
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can also do this kind of weird thing there's a thing called omacut Okay.
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Let's say I like wanted to,
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you know, remove the beginning and then like remove the end and then export and save it.
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Dude, that's so cool, but it's exporting really slow cause I don't think my laptop has a GPU.
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I'm gonna let it cook.
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Actually, I'm gonna let it die.
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We'll quit it.
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That's cool though.
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Using Omachi is like uncovering little treasures, little things that DHH spent 3000 hours figuring out.
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It's all things.
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And I, I heard this from type craft, Chris from type craft.
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It's all things I probably would've done myself.
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Like all those little tools that I use in Linux, I'd have to go in and install myself.
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It's things I would've done.
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Uh, but he did it for us.
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And I'm not mad about that.
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There are some little fun apps that he built into it.
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Like, Ohma, right.
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Little text based editor.
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Ohma calc.
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Calculator five plus five, 10.
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Of course it has my favorite editor of all time built in super shift.
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Oh obsidian, which is going to have my actual obsidian vault.
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Don't want you seeing that.
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Get out of here.
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And we got super shift alt M open CLI app, which you may have seen this in my main video.
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This is just a really fun one. So fun.
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And if you're really missing office, um, he has library office built in and this is why I feel I would feel really good
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about giving this to my kids.
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Now for the fun stuff, super control, shift space.
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We can change our themes.
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Now themes are so fun.
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This is part of what makes a Mochi unique and that it has, and let's go hacker man has quick shell.
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I can quickly change your look and feel just at the drop of a hat and it skins
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a lot of the apps you have with it, which is so cool.
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Now I haven't tried this one either.
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We're going to discover it together.
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I'm going to grab a wallpaper.
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When's the last time you actually searched for a wallpaper, cyber punk wallpaper like that.
515
So if the downloads it will do super space, search for an app called a third pick a wallpaper to begin.
516
And it just kind of created a theme for us.
517
Whoa.
518
And it, whoa.
519
And then I just click on apply theme.
520
That was so cool.
521
So now I've got this new theme just from a wallpaper I found.
522
And it's fully skinned my apps.
523
That is awesome.
524
Now that bar you see at the top here, Let's open a terminal, machi bar position left and just move to the left.
525
Let's go to the bottom.
526
If we type it right.
527
which actually I kind of like that back to the top for now.
528
This is a fun little thing.
529
If you go to the top and you click on it or double click on it, goes transparent, which I like that.
530
Let's see how it looks on my other themes real quick.
531
Oh, I forgot I made a Harry Potter theme, but where did my bar go?
532
Maybe I don't like transparent.
533
I can't even see the bar.
534
There we go.
535
Now let's do this.
536
Gonna save this image for my Halloween automation video, which no one watched, and that video was so fun to make.
537
You guys should go watch it right now.
538
WebP, is it gonna work with WebP?
539
Let's go super space, style, screen saver, set from image, needs a PNG.
540
There's not like a convert function, doesn't have that yet.
541
Come on, DHH, hurry up!
542
Anticipate my needs when I need them.
543
Okay.
544
That doesn't work so well.
545
I'll show you a better way here in a moment.
546
Now one really fire thing about a Machi are the plugins.
547
So if we do super space and then go to plugin, I can go to add plugin, which will take me to the marketplace.
548
Oh, I'll need to do a get URL, the plugin repo.
549
Okay.
550
So when you go to the website, I think, let's go to a Machi plugins.
551
There we go.
552
Let's find a popular one.
553
Most starred flights.
554
Okay, we can just do it via this command.
555
Momachi plugin add.
556
Clone add the plugin.
557
Yes, I do want to do that.
558
Oh, that's it.
559
It's done.
560
Let's check it out.
561
Wait, what the heck is this?
562
I don't want to do anything.
563
I don't want to verify my identity.
564
No, I hate that plugin.
565
I want a better plugin.
566
Oh, now this is actually something you might need.
567
This is becoming a combo meal here.
568
Hypermon config plugin.
569
I was gonna show you this actually.
570
Okay, so let's install it.
571
Let's put it on the left.
572
Cool.
573
So right now I have two monitors.
574
So you're learning about plugins and monitor management now.
575
Cause notice while it's installing, there's like no way to arrange your monitor or do anything.
576
And I've got two monitors right now.
577
This one you're seeing here in the laptop on the floor.
578
Oh, look at that.
579
Okay.
580
So you actually, you can manage your monitor here.
581
I love that.
582
Cool.
583
And it's just right up here.
584
It's still pretty sick though.
585
So manage all your monitor stuff right there.
586
Now, if you haven't done this already, have you picked your AI?
587
If I go to super space agent, I can choose my default agent.
588
So this is a lot of the built -in that comes in.
589
These are the main harnesses.
590
Yes, with Claude and Codex and Copilot and Gemini and Grok, you can use your subscriptions.
591
All the harnesses I think are pre -installed.
592
And should you choose one of these, they suddenly become your agent, your harness and up here, boom, I've got my codex as my default harness.
593
You can see the usage and everything there.
594
If I had super shift control a, it opens up my default harness, my default codex.
595
And the reason this is important is because if you saw my video, Omachi is an AI first OS,
596
meaning it's got some Omachi skills and everything your AI might need to help you with your operating system, um, both from like troubleshooting it and also from to configuring it and rising it.
597
All right.
598
So right now we're on a pretty nice theme group box.
599
What do you say we make our own?
600
Wait, oh, did I change wallpaper?
601
What'd I do?
602
We just unlocked a hidden feature.
603
I didn't know about super control space.
604
You can change your desktop background.
605
Ah, oh, that's nice.
606
Anyways, we're gonna make our own real quick, but with AI.
607
Hi.
608
And actually I want to switch to Claude.
609
Now we'll use our Omochi skill.
610
Okay, dude, I want you to create a new theme for me using Omochi.
611
Wait, using orange is so much easier.
612
I want this theme to be network Chuck based.
613
Uh, and I want it to have this like nineties Japanese feel very minimalist.
614
And I want you to theme the entire workspace.
615
I want it to look awesome.
616
All right, let's get to work.
617
Okay.
618
Anyway, Claude just finished my new theme.
619
It already changed it for me too.
620
Let's just really quickly.
621
Yeah, network chuck Kisaten, which I think a Kisaten is like a Japanese coffee shop, right?
622
That is what it is.
623
Oh, let's see.
624
Oh, what is that?
625
Actually, that's nice.
626
I like that.
627
Do I have different themes?
628
I actually liked that a lot.
629
And notice it did theme like all my apps too.
630
Like let's see VS code.
631
Oh, maybe it didn't theme it.
632
I don't know, dog.
633
But it certainly themed lazy them, right?
634
Yeah, it's themed.
635
okay i'll take it okay i'm gonna set pi is my default agent
636
and i've got a local model running one of the quin models
637
which one is it let's see what model are you keeping in mind this is running on my framework laptop
638
that does not have a dedicated gpu twin 3 .5 open code 4b all right let's see
639
if we can have this do something basic right let's use the omachi skill
640
and say what's look at my power mode at right now.
641
Oh, I'm at balance cause I'm not on power right now.
642
Uh, change my battery power profile to performance.
643
Okay.
644
It said it did it.
645
Let's go see.
646
Hey, so that is, that is my way of showing you how a local AI model can do stuff for you in a Machi.
647
Let's get, let's make it do something.
648
And it's actually got 128 ,000 token context window that's pretty impressive now create a fun omachi
649
ascii screensaver oh what's our theme
650
that is lord of the rings themed i have no idea
651
if it can do this okay it finished my screensaver apparently i'm like i want to see it
652
so bad uh let's go style screen saver how do i
653
set it i'll just tell him to do it okay update i had to restart my session something freaked out
654
and then i told him again hey make it my screen saver
655
and i think he's figuring it out you know i gotta
656
be honest watching this local ai do some work on my
657
machine is kind of fun it's exciting fellowship of the ring
658
may its members never be parted i love local AI said it was live now.
659
Let's see.
660
Okay.
661
I y 'all saw that, right?
662
When you pass the matrix thing, we'll see something cool.
663
We get it.
664
It's the matrix.
665
Come on.
666
You know, I don't know what that is, but local AI did a screen saver and it made it the config.
667
That's pretty cool.
668
And it's not a smart model.
669
Like this is running on my framework laptop without a dedicated GPU.
670
That's a win.
671
That's a win.
672
Okay.
673
You need to build a plugin.
674
Let me show you.
675
You don't have to know how to code.
676
We're going to use AI.
677
Of course for this i'll use something smart like clot i
678
want you to build a plug -in i want this plug
679
-in to be a coffee cup counter to count how many
680
cups of coffee you had in a day i want to make sure it matches any theme
681
that someone might apply i want it to be um more of a drop down thing
682
that goes in the top right corner i want selections based on whether it was fully caffeinated half calf
683
or decaf and if they had a whole cup half a cup
684
or whatever if it was black coffee or it was sugary
685
and creamy from starbucks or something man vox type works
686
so good i want you to actually keep track of all the coffee
687
that someone might drink over time of course the counter for each day gets reset
688
but i want a historical view of like how many per week how many per month how many per year
689
if there's anything i'm missing with this spec if there's anything unclear grill me ask me questions before before we start building.
690
Let's go.
691
Okay, the plugin is done.
692
Let's go take a look.
693
Zero milligrams today so far.
694
Look at that.
695
I'm gonna log a cup.
696
So you can have presets, full calf, one cup, black.
697
Actually, what I've had right now is decaf, log it.
698
That's so stinking cool.
699
Okay, so that's a plugin.
700
I just created one.
701
Now let's make it public.
702
Now to do this, you're gonna ask your AI.
703
You're going to say, how do I do this?
704
But it's going to involve you having your own GitHub account.
705
If you don't already have one, get one, and then you're going to submit it.
706
So I'll say, Hey, let's make this public.
707
Submit it to the plugin marketplace.
708
And it's really that simple.
709
Like you can contribute right now. Do it.
710
You have an idea. Do it.
711
Okay.
712
Now I'm naming my repo for the plugin.
713
It's a widget.
714
Submit.
715
Boom.
716
So right now the repo is live and it's public, but it still has to go through the,
717
you know, the get CI for the plugin repo to actually live on there.
718
They have to approve it takes a few hours, but once that's done, it's going to be live.
719
I've already done one.
720
I have another thing I made.
721
If I go to plugins, enable plugin, it's scripture scroller, which is actually live right now, but that's live on the marketplace.
722
If you want to check it out.
723
Okay.
724
Wait, update.
725
Apparently the, they're not allowing me to issue a PR.
726
That's okay.
727
We'll figure it out.
728
Point is you should do it.
729
Now that's 50 things.
730
I think it was 50.
731
It might be give or take.
732
I've been recording for five hours, but I hope you enjoyed that.
733
Let me know if I missed anything.
734
Let me know if you found anything.
735
My cameras are dying all around me right now, so I gotta hurry up.
736
Um, that's all I got.
737
I'll catch you guys next time.
738
Hey, you're still here.
739
At the end of my videos, I like to pray for you, my audience.
740
It's a little weird, I know.
741
Just go with it.
742
One, two, three, pray.
743
Father, I thank you for the person on the other side of the screen.
744
I thank you that they are here and excited about tech.
745
And I just ask in your name that you give them clarity
746
and provision in their life right now that you would help them to be
747
so excited about tech and what's going on
748
that they would take this newfound knowledge or and love
749
or maybe just a hobby of with linux
750
and let it turn into something cool let it turn into a job
751
or let it turn into a bunch of passion projects
752
or something just something that lights them up
753
and enables them to be a blessing for everyone around them their family their co -workers their friends
754
and i ask specifically that you don't let
755
anyone right now my audience anyone watching right now you right
756
now you watching right now get caught up in like silly petty arguments online it's easy to do
757
that it's easy ignore that pour good water in lord
758
and empower them to do this empower them encourage them to be a person that brings light to everyone around them.
759
I ask these things in your name, Jesus.
760
Amen.
761
And my camera died.
762
I'll catch you guys next time.
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Das Szenario: Ein praktischer Einstieg in eine neue Software
In dem Video geht es um die ersten Schritte mit einer neuen Software, bei der der Sprecher 50 nützliche Funktionen vorstellt. Die Szene ist ein typisches Beispiel für eine erklärende Gesprächsführung, wie man sie in Tutorials, Workshops oder auch im beruflichen Alltag hört. Der Ton ist locker, aber informativ – ideal, um Englisch zu lernen, da er nah an realen Kommunikationssituationen liegt. Hier lernst du nicht nur Vokabeln, sondern auch, wie man komplexe Informationen verständlich vermittelt.
Nützliche Chunks & Collocations: Redewendungen, die du sofort verwenden kannst
- "Get your coffee ready, let's go": Ein lockeres Einleitungssatz, um die Aufmerksamkeit zu lenken – perfekt für Präsentationen oder Gespräche, in denen du etwas vorstellen willst.
- "Check this out": Wird verwendet, um etwas Aufregendes oder Überraschendes zu zeigen. In der Alltagssprache oft kürzer als "Schau dir das an".
- "Notice how...": Hilfreich, um auf Details hinzuweisen. Beispiel: "Notice how the windows tile automatically" (Beachte, wie die Fenster sich automatisch anordnen).
- "That's actually pretty simple": Ein gutes Mittel, um komplexe Dinge zu relativieren und dem Zuhörer Mut zu machen.
- "This one's my favorite": Ein einfacher Ausdruck, um Vorlieben zu kommunizieren – nützlich in Gesprächen über Hobbys, Technik oder Lebensmittel.
Deine Shadowing-Challenge: Übe jetzt dein Englisch sprechen
Shadowing (auch "shadow speech" oder "shadow speak" genannt) ist eine bewährte Methode, um Aussprache, Rhythmus und Intonation zu verbessern. Hier ist deine Aufgabe: Wähle einen 30-sekündigen Abschnitt des Videos (z. B. die Stelle, wo der Sprecher die Tastenkombinationen erklärt) und wiederhole ihn sofort nach dem Zuhören – so genau wie möglich. Achte darauf, die Tonhöhe und die Pausen zu kopieren. Wiederhole dies 5 Mal. Diese Übung hilft dir, Englisch flüssiger zu sprechen und sich selbstbewusster in Gesprächen zu fühlen. Mit Videos zu lernen (wie diesem Tutorial) macht Shadowing spaß und bringt dir gleichzeitig praktische Vokabeln bei – ideal für Englisch sprechen üben und Englisch lernen mit Videos.
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing – eine Handlung, die früher begann und noch andauert | haven't been using · I've been recording |
| Bedingungssätze if + Satz, will/would + Verb – eine Bedingung und ihre Folge | if the downloads it will do |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | has allowed · has ever happened · I've already done |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | is sponsored · is not allowed · are allowed |
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.