Just shipped Themarchy as part of A La Carchy (my Omarchy debloater/configurator TUI). It builds a full Omarchy theme from whatever wallpaper you currently have set, then applies it system-wide.

What it does

• Reads your current wallpaper (~/.config/omarchy/current/background)
• Pipes it through pywal to extract a palette
• Writes a colors.toml into ~/.config/omarchy/themes/themarchy/
• Re-colors your fastfetch config to match (accent + hardware/software/system sections)
• Calls omarchy-theme-set themarchy so everything Omarchy themes: alacritty, walker, waybar, Hyprland borders, etc. flips to the new palette
• Sends a notification via notify-send when it's done

How to use it

1. Run A La Carchy: bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DanielCoffey1/a-la-carchy/master/a-la-carchy.sh)
2. Open the Themarchy category
3. Either hit Apply from wallpaper once, or enable the keybind (SUPER+SHIFT+T) for on-demand retheming
4. Requires python-pywal (AUR) — A La Carchy will offer to install it if missing

Why I built it

I keep cycling wallpapers and got tired of either picking from prebuilt themes or hand-editing colors. This way the theme always matches whatever’s on screen: change wallpaper, hit the keybind, done.

Website: https://alacarchy.sh/

Repo: https://github.com/DanielCoffey1/a-la-carchy

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