...Let's play devil's advocate.
Isn't it a terrible architecture for agents?
The ideal distro would be:
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A strictly immutable base configuration.
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"Rings" of access privilege everywhere, enforced across the whole OS. Something like Qubes OS.
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Top tier, security audited, prepackaged setups for vllm, llama.cpp, various agenic frameworks and such, something better than a massive docker install for every one.
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Multiple versions of patched/optimized Python akin to Clear Linux or CachyOS.
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A kernel/scheduler tuned for compute and low IO latency.
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Good Nvidia/rocm/Intel support, which Arch does provide, admittedly.
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Simple, minimalistic desktop UI that is easy for an agent to interpret in a screenshot, and easy for it to operate. Ideally with integrated hooks.
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And an “easy” headless mode for less overhead
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Prepackaged, open source agenic browsers and embeddings servers.
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Links and guides for more niche machine learning/data processing projects, instead of to the most popular ones that already have official guides.
Omarchy has... precisely none of that? Except for what in inherits from Arch.
Lack of any containerization in particular is one reason OpenClaw (the previous Twitter AI fad) was such a flaming mess.