01CJK input reaches menu search, font preferences and installer choices
dhh merged 
omarchybot's omacom/omarchy#15508 into the quattro development branch on October 15. The corresponding commit enables input-method composition in menu search, adds controls for Japanese, Korean and Chinese glyph forms, and themes the Fcitx candidate window. It also preserves an explicit return to default glyph forms so later language setup does not overwrite that choice.
Keyboard changes keep newly configured Hangul, Zhuyin and Cangjie engines on their expected physical positions under alternative Latin layouts. Korean setup accommodates Right Alt and Right Ctrl switching keys, while Hong Kong gains a Cangjie installer choice. The matching ISO validation was committed on quattro as omacom/omarchy-iso@af820ef61395.
In its review response, omarchybot reported testing real Mozc composition in a disposable VM and checking that composed text cannot enter the search field behind an uninstall confirmation. That is contributor-reported validation, separate from the unit tests described in omacom/omarchy#15508:discussion_r4277973486.
04Agent collector proposal tightens credential boundaries and stale usage handling
omacom/omarchy#14040 remained open when checked on October 19. Its current description, updated October 18, proposes a common contract for expanded agent-panel collectors and default-agent launchers. The concrete October 15 activity includes responses under dhh's account, marked as posted by Claude on behalf of DHH, reporting fixes to credential handling and retained usage data.
In omacom/omarchy#14040:discussion_r4279094377, dhh reported restricting proxy redirects and final destinations to the configured scheme, host and port so a key cannot reach another endpoint. Other responses reported separate Antigravity limit caches for each account, retaining Codex's last known windows as stale when a response supplies no limits, and removing obsolete usage files for dropped collectors.
dhh also declined to treat Synthetic's incremental regeneration timestamps as full window resets, explaining that retained answers should remain stale and use only service-provided reset times. The proposal's current description says collector testing used offline fixtures rather than live services or credentials, limiting what those reported checks establish.
05Bar rearrangement preserves widgets and changes section layout
outfoxxed opened and merged omacom/omarchy#15517 into quattro on October 15. The change separates the center box from the regions around it and stops recreating widgets during rearrangement.
The PR also describes improved dragging and corrected growth direction for expanding widgets such as the tray and indicators. This is a development-branch merge, with no stable-release event supplied.
06China region proposal replaces extra repository trust with Omarchy mirrors
xdanger's omacom/omarchy#13690 remained open at the October 19 check. On October 15, omarchybot reported pushing five commits and rewriting the description after extending the proposal on maintainer direction. The proposed World or China setting coordinates package mirrors and developer-tool registries for downloads that can be slow or unreachable in mainland China.
The revision removes the additional archlinuxcn repository and keyring, instead prioritizing Omarchy's China replicas of the same signed packages. omarchybot explained that the extra keyring would have widened package-signing trust. The switcher also gained rollback handling and preservation of user registry settings.
omarchybot reported testing a live China-to-World switch, package downloads and developer-tool registries on a fresh worker in omacom/omarchy#13690:issuecomment-6185224082. Those are contributor-reported results; the comment explicitly left the proposal waiting on the maintainer.
07Waydroid proposal narrows Android access to host services
EzekielOgunkunle's omacom/omarchy#15503 remained open at the October 19 check. It proposes Android installation and app launching through Waydroid, with individual resizable windows and Install and Remove menu entries. An October 15 comment supplied a screenshot attributed to the contributor's Intel UHD 620 test machine.
Later that day, EzekielOgunkunle reported addressing five review findings in omacom/omarchy#15503:issuecomment-6198075225. The revisions restrict container access to host DHCP and DNS services, give the interactive app picker a terminal, distinguish apps with identical names, and prevent failed package removal from being reported as successful.
The current PR body was updated October 16. As current context, it leaves host file sharing for follow-up work and documents contributor-observed Android compositor crashes under heavier use with the official image on that hardware. The integration remains a proposal.
09OMARemote closes automatic clipboard reads and bounds explicit paste
HANCORE-linux challenged the clipboard assumptions behind OMARemote's verification request, pointing out that released Qt code still retrieved clipboard text during automatic paste checks. 
RFdeGroot acknowledged checking a newer branch instead of the release and said the earlier focus-based workaround had increased clipboard reads.
RFdeGroot then described keeping fields editable, disconnecting automatic clipboard-change checks, disabling the context menu, and routing explicit paste through a separate process limited to two seconds and 16 KiB. The contributor reported an offscreen test checking that focus and clipboard changes do not retrieve clipboard text in omacom/omarchy-plugin-marketplace#11361:issuecomment-6188195421.
RFdeGroot closed omacom/omarchy-plugin-marketplace#11361 and reported superseding it with a plugin revision requiring OMARemote 0.7.0. This records the reported fix and replacement verification request, rather than a completed marketplace verification.
10Third-party store report identifies a persistent update-hook risk
Dankestrick opened omacom/omarchy-plugin-marketplace#11590 to report a third-party store copying marketplace listings and installing a post-update hook. According to the report, that hook downloaded a remote catalog and could install packages with root privileges after an Omarchy update. Dankestrick explicitly said no malicious payload had been found in the material examined.
In an October 15 follow-up, Dankestrick reported that the domain had been suspended and two associated GitHub accounts removed following abuse reports. The remaining concern was the hook already installed on users' machines: the reporter said it would continue running and could regain its remote installation path if the domain returned. The issue remained open at the October 19 check; these findings and enforcement outcomes are attributed to the reporter.
11Theme intro videos move into a separate package
A commit associated with dhh, omacom/omarchy-pkgs@e310103834fc, moved the 20 theme intro videos into a dedicated package on master. The commit explains that the videos accounted for 92 MB of the 160 MB development package and changed rarely, yet were downloaded again with every quattro tip.
Both the development and regular Omarchy packages now depend on the separate video package, pinned to the last commit that changed an intro. This is a committed packaging change; the supplied record does not establish channel publication.
