Pick and choose what you want to remove. A terminal UI debloater that puts you in control.
One command. No install. No dependencies.
A La Carchy is a terminal-based tool designed to simplify Omarchy Linux customization. It provides an interactive interface for removing bloatware and configuring system settings — no installation required. Just run one command and start picking what to keep and what to toss.
Remove preinstalled applications across multiple categories — browsers like Chromium, productivity suites like LibreOffice and Obsidian, media software like Kdenlive and OBS, and development tools like Docker components.
Eliminate Omarchy webapps stored as desktop files, including communication platforms like Discord and WhatsApp, Google services, and productivity applications like Notion and Zoom.
Rebind keyboard shortcuts, establish shutdown and restart hotkeys, and adjust monitor scaling for different display resolutions — all from a simple menu.
Creates timestamped archives of your configuration directories with an accompanying restoration script, so you can always roll back if something goes wrong.
Remove Chromium, LibreOffice, Docker, Spotify, Signal, and more with a single toggle.
Delete bundled web apps like Discord, WhatsApp, Zoom, ChatGPT, YouTube, and others.
Rebind close-window to SUPER+Q, add shutdown and restart shortcuts instantly.
One-click scaling presets for 4K, 1080p, and 1440p displays.
Timestamped config archives with self-contained restoration scripts.
Confirmation prompts, dependency-safe removal, and never runs as root.
=== A La Carchy === Debloat Omarchy, Your Way ▶ Remove Packages Remove Web Apps Keybinding Options Display Scaling Backup / Restore Exit Use arrow keys to navigate, Enter to select
Your system, your rules. Nothing happens without your say-so.
Run one command and take control of your system.
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