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Plugins that provide useful new widgets and features for Omarchy (https://omarchy.org/).

Five plugins for the Omarchy Linux desktop that add a mini-calendar clock, live stock ticker, secure scratch notes, rotating news headlines, and a floating-window fade toggle to the Omarchy status bar.

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This repository is a collection of five plugins for Omarchy, a Linux desktop environment. The plugins add new widgets and features to the Omarchy bar, the status bar that sits at the edge of the screen. Each plugin is installed through Omarchy's built-in plugin manager using a consistent set of commands.

Omacal replaces the default Omarchy clock with a version that includes a collapsible mini calendar. The calendar supports keyboard navigation, including Vim-style movement keys, for browsing months and years. Right-clicking the clock still allows changing the timezone, matching the behavior of the default clock it replaces.

Omastonk is a stock ticker widget. After installation, you click the widget to enter a stock market symbol, and it displays live price data for that symbol in the bar. Clicking the widget again opens a chart panel with switchable time intervals. Multiple instances of Omastonk can each track a different symbol by storing the symbol inline in Omarchy's configuration file.

Omanote adds a scratch note panel to the bar. Clicking the icon, or pressing a keyboard shortcut, opens a text area for quick notes. Note content is stored securely through the desktop's Secret Service keychain using secret-tool. The note is never stored in a plain file or in Omarchy's configuration, and the plugin does not make network requests.

Omanews is a headline ticker that pulls top stories from Google News and displays them one at a time in the bar. Left-clicking advances to the next headline, right-clicking goes back, and middle-clicking opens an X search for the current headline. Headlines refresh every 10 minutes.

Peek temporarily fades out floating windows so you can interact with content underneath them, toggled with a keyboard shortcut.

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