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Install Omarchy Pocket

Omarchy Pocket puts Omarchy's command line, themes, menu and services under one shell made for handhelds. Each device takes it its own way. Pick yours.

The RG DS Plus open, a terminal and a clock on its upper screen and the keyboard on its lower one

From source

Anbernic RG DS Plus

The SD card's system

Replaces the stock launcher; the stock system stays as the rescue boot. Built and installed from source.

From the release

AYN Thor

An Android app

Install the app, give it the Linux root, play. Nothing rooted, nothing replaced.

The Duo Lite's upper screen: a clock, a terminal and Activity tiled

From the release

Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

The same Android app

The Thor's app, laid out for the Duo Lite's 4.2″ lower screen and its controls.

The uConsole's panel with SUPER on: the controls row along its bottom edge

From the release

ClockworkPi uConsole

A Debian package

One apt install beside Raspberry Pi OS. Its menu gives the panel back to the desktop.

The release

Version 0.2.1 is on GitHub. Check each file against SHA256SUMS.

File	For	Size
`omarchy-pocket-uconsole_0.2.1_arm64.deb`	ClockworkPi uConsole	3.5 MB
`omarchy-pocket-0.2.1.apk`	AYN Thor, Retroid Pocket Duo Lite	11 MB
`omarchy-pocket-root.tar.zst`	AYN Thor, Duo Lite, uConsole: Omarchy's Arch Linux ARM root (0.2.0's)	802 MB
`SHA256SUMS`	every file

One shell, four machines

The same shell runs on all four: Omarchy's bar, its menu, windows tiled the way Omarchy tiles them, Pocket Term, and the applets. What changes is how your hands reach it.

	RG DS Plus	AYN Thor	Duo Lite	uConsole
Screens	Two 4″, 1024 × 768	6″ 1080p over a 3.92″ touch screen	5.5″ 1080p over a 4.2″ touch screen	One 5″, 1280 × 720
Typing	The lower screen's keyboard	The lower screen's keyboard	The lower screen's keyboard	Its own keyboard
Pointing	The lower screen's trackpad	The lower screen's trackpad	The lower screen's trackpad	The trackball, with L and R as mouse buttons
SUPER	L1 and R1, held	L1 and R1, held	L1 and R1, held	START, tapped or held
Back to stock	The boot chooser, or the card's backup	Uninstall the app	Uninstall the app	System › Raspberry Pi Desktop, or `apt remove`

Help

Something not working? Open an issue with your device, the release you installed, and what you saw. Each device's page lists the logs worth attaching.