Warning
Forge is currently seeking maintainers, so this project, while well-maintained, may have several issues and might not be supported in future Ubuntu LTS releases. Due to this situation and the resulting maintenance difficulties, production or daily use is not recommended.
For the same reason, this repository has been archived, and no further commits are planned until the situation with the extension becomes clearer. Should the project become active again or the issues resolved, reopening and resuming work will be reconsidered.
Omaforge can be considered a personalized derivative of Omakub, the one-liner tool that turns a fresh Ubuntu install into a modern development environment. It takes Omakub a step further, transforming GNOME with Forge into a tiling-like, streamlined workspace, inspired by Omarchy.
This is an experiment, a concept to demonstrate that it is possible to deeply customize GNOME.
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Omaforge is designed to transform a fresh Ubuntu Server LTS installation into a complete development environment. Make sure you have:
- A fresh Ubuntu Server LTS installation (24.04)
- A stable internet connection (the setup downloads packages and extensions)
- At least 30 minutes for the complete installation process
To install Omaforge, simply run the following command in your terminal:
curl -fsSL https://omakasui.org/omaforge | bashFor Omaforge-specific features, consult the Omaforge manual.
To learn about the project it comes from and the key features it has inherited, visit the official Omakub manual.
Omaforge is released under the MIT License.
Omaforge welcomes contributions that extend existing functionality without compromising compatibility with the base project.