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Jevie on Linux (Omarchy)
The same Jevie on Linux: a palette built into Omarchy, in your theme, on Alt+Space, doing the same work as on the Mac.
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Choose an example to copy it, then try it in Jevie.
Use itSet it upHow it worksLimitsWhere it's kept
Use it
The palette
- Alt+SpaceThe palette over your tiles, in your Omarchy theme
@ext-omarchy night light
@ext-omarchy theme
Anything in Omarchy's menujevie "what is 12 plus 30"Ask from a terminalpair my phone
A QR code to pair your phone
Your desktop
left half
side by side
put firefox on the right
Windows tiledhide spotify
show spotify
Put away and backwhat is on port 3000
kill it
Ports and processesswitch output to headphones
mute the mic
volume 40
Sound devicespause the music
next track
Any media playerconnect to work vpn
keep awake for an hour
Networks and sleepthe photo of the dog on the beach
Files by what is in them
Voice and more
- hold F9 and speakDictation typed wherever the cursor is
- hold Alt+Shift+SpaceTalk to the palette; spoken questions get spoken answers
watch me …
, do it once,done watching
A task taught and played backtranscribe this call
Both sides of a call written downsign in with ChatGPT
Codex ready for coding work in the background
Set it up
git clone https://github.com/jevie-ai/jevie && cd jeviejevie/omarchy/bin/jevie-omarchy installjevie-omarchy doctor· What is wired up and what is missing.
How it works
The palette is part of Omarchy's own shell, so it opens instantly and follows your theme. Behind it runs the same Jevie as on the Mac, working through the programs Linux already has for windows, sound, media and networks. Speech and file search run on this computer.
Limits
- Omarchy 4 gets the palette; other Linux desktops get Jevie in a terminal palette.
- Chromium and Electron apps need
--force-renderer-accessibilityfor Jevie to read their controls. - No Apple Reminders, Messages or Shortcuts; sound and video files are not searched yet.
- Pairing a phone needs Tailscale on both.
Where it's kept
In Jevie, help linux
answers from this page as you type.
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Updated 23 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us