39 people came up

“@ncfrontiersman Wes Grimes, host, creator of OmaStorm, and me @nixfred, co-host.” EP 06

Builder of Blip, Infomarchy, Burnbar and Claude on Mac.

“He started building little games for his grandkids, and he wanted them to work with eye tracking, because one of his grandsons is non-verbal and cannot use a joystick.” EP 05

“Lee is my boy, and he showed up with six things.” EP 07

“I know Heath in rl, and everything he does is huge.” EP 05

“DevSec was up twice, and his second turn was Uber TV, an Omarchy media center that is still in alpha.” EP 06

“@thetundeo Tundy in London, back with the report from the first Omarchy London meetup.” EP 03

“Portia talks to a lot of people who are not developers, and she wants to know which of this tech someone who does not like to tinker will actually adopt, and what stays a hobby.” EP 07

“Chris closed us out with Atmos, and he is honest that he does not quite know what to call it: a config center, a control panel, a preference pane, a monitoring thing.” EP 05

“49 years old, a glassblower who has built homes, furniture, knives, art and scientific glass, and he bought his first computer about a year ago.” EP 06

“Zach has spent two months on Sotto, his own agent development environment, and its Watcher feature.” EP 07

“@tim_sonner Tim, 20 years of Linux, first time here.” EP 03

“Christopher is building a way to take a large LLM, dissect it, and use it as a database to feed a smaller model so agents can run locally.” EP 06

“@cfaulkingham Colin on why the built-in skill is the killer feature.” EP 03

“@thisisgm does a lot of adversarial review, throwing diffs into separate code reviewers so one session doesn't "loop around in useless workflows." Everybody in that room has watched an agent chase its own tail.” EP 01

“Katherine's contribution to the focus theme: it is highly overrated.” EP 06

“@gh_TechLuddite Tech Luddite with the Hermes warnings.” EP 03

“Steve spent 25 years in tech, Microsoft and servers, and in 2018 he and his wife packed up the two kids, bought an RV and traveled Europe, Bali and Mexico.” EP 07

“MasterMinder built a side project to replace himself!” EP 05

“Boyd is running a startup and has been quiet on the Omarchy front, but he showed up with the thing from last week's call that he missed because it was his daughter's birthday.” EP 06

“Dan has been in tech since the late 90s, Sun Solaris, HP-UX, early Slackware.” EP 07

“Studio X Radio, call sign KB2UKA, a.k.a. Doug Serrato, runs a financial advisory firm and has been an amateur radio operator since he was 12.” EP 05

“James was up at 4:30am in the morning in Singapore, which is Monday for him, because that is the only way to catch a Sunday in the States.” EP 05

“Christopher released his first project today on GitHub: Omarclusive, named as an homage to Omarchy.” EP 06

“@m_tolhuijs, who built OmarKit because he watched @hancore_linux's issue list and thought we should help.” EP 02

“Per is 50, a management consultant in ERP and NetSuite for decades, who learned BASIC on a Commodore 128 and let the reins loose with vibe coding this summer.” EP 06

“@NoPowerPoints David, who published HyperTile Equalizer and GitHub Repo Tracker.” EP 02

“Neil works in the public sector, with public defenders, and he only found out this year how good AI is.” EP 05

“@BlackOpsREPL Victorio in Milan, starting an Italian meetup from nothing.” EP 03

“Miguel David, Mgldvd, joined from Colombia after waiting a long time in the queue, and Wes and Called To Construct made sure he got to speak.” EP 06

“John is building something unconventional: a whole JavaScript stack with Bun as PID 1, so the same source runs on Windows, Android and linux without a binary for every system.” EP 07

“@hancore_linux, who runs the plugin marketplace and joined us for the first time.” EP 02

“Michael's one thing is omadesign: the best graphic design experience on the best operating system.” EP 06

“@Wappy_x, who wants to know when Apple Silicon M4 lands.” EP 01