Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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David Heinemeier Hansson spent more than 20 years using macOS. Then he put roughly 3,000 hours into building the computer experience he actually wanted: Omarchy.
DHH created Ruby on Rails, co-owns 37signals, and now he’s rethinking what a personal computer should feel like. In this conversation, DHH and I talk about why he left macOS, why Omarchy is built around Arch Linux, Hyprland, and Quickshell, and why opinionated defaults might be Linux’s best shot at becoming genuinely approachable.
This isn’t a distro tour. It’s a conversation about ownership, taste, constraints, and the vision behind DHH’s perfect operating system.
LEARN MORE:
🌐 Omarchy: omarchy.org
📕 The Omarchy Manual: omarchy.org/manual
💻 Omarchy on GitHub: github.com/basecamp/omarchy
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Computer DHH Has Waited 40 Years For
0:42 - DHH, AI, and the Future of Work
3:24 - What is Omarchy?
7:11 - Tiling Windows, Quattro, and Quickshell
11:09 - Threatlocker - Securing AI Agents
12:26 - Building an AI-Native, Self-Repairing OS
20:25 - Who is Omarchy For?
23:27 - "Unapologetically Linux"
27:35 - Installing a Complete OS in One Minute
30:28 - DHH's Hardware and AI Coding Stack
FEATURING:
👤 DHH (David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Omarchy and Ruby on Rails, co-owner of 37signals): https://x.com/dhh
Blog: world.hey.com/dhh
Site: https://dhh.dk
Sponsored by ThreatLocker.
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☕️ Coffee and merch: ntck.co/coffee
🔥 Join the NetworkChuck Academy: ntck.co/NCAcademy
📕 CCNA Course: ntck.co/ccna
FOLLOW NETWORKCHUCK:
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#linux #omarchy #archlinux #sponsored
Show ThreatLocker some love and take control of what runs in your environment. See how ThreatLocker can help you lock down applications and AI tools without getting in the way:
threatlocker.com/networkchuck-ai
David Heinemeier Hansson spent more than 20 years using macOS. Then he put roughly 3,000 hours into building the computer experience he actually wanted: Omarchy.
DHH created Ruby on Rails, co-owns 37signals, and now he’s rethinking what a personal computer should feel like. In this conversation, DHH and I talk about why he left macOS, why Omarchy is built around Arch Linux, Hyprland, and Quickshell, and why opinionated defaults might be Linux’s best shot at becoming genuinely approachable.
This isn’t a distro tour. It’s a conversation about ownership, taste, constraints, and the vision behind DHH’s perfect operating system.
LEARN MORE:
🌐 Omarchy: omarchy.org
📕 The Omarchy Manual: omarchy.org/manual
💻 Omarchy on GitHub: github.com/basecamp/omarchy
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Computer DHH Has Waited 40 Years For
0:42 - DHH, AI, and the Future of Work
3:24 - What is Omarchy?
7:11 - Tiling Windows, Quattro, and Quickshell
11:09 - Threatlocker - Securing AI Agents
12:26 - Building an AI-Native, Self-Repairing OS
20:25 - Who is Omarchy For?
23:27 - "Unapologetically Linux"
27:35 - Installing a Complete OS in One Minute
30:28 - DHH's Hardware and AI Coding Stack
FEATURING:
👤 DHH (David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Omarchy and Ruby on Rails, co-owner of 37signals): https://x.com/dhh
Blog: world.hey.com/dhh
Site: https://dhh.dk
Sponsored by ThreatLocker.
SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK:
☕️ Coffee and merch: ntck.co/coffee
🔥 Join the NetworkChuck Academy: ntck.co/NCAcademy
📕 CCNA Course: ntck.co/ccna
FOLLOW NETWORKCHUCK:
Instagram: instagram.com/networkchuck
X: https://x.com/networkchuck
Facebook: facebook.com/NetworkChuck
Discord: ntck.co/discord
Some links in this description are affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
#linux #omarchy #archlinux #sponsored
