Luca Pattocchio

@lucapattocchio.dev

A normal Nerd Dad || Full Stack Developer https://lucapattocchio.dev

With Omabuntu and Omadeb v1.4.0, the Omarchy-style CLI will also be adopted! 🔥 Seeing bash completion working always makes me incredibly excited, especially when I think about how difficult it was to look up a command with `omakub-` before.

Started packaging tools for my own setup, ended up with a public APT repo for Debian and Ubuntu. This saved me from having to rebuild packages I use pretty much everywhere. Includes things like niri, ghostty, starship and more. Might be useful if you know the feeling. github.com/omakasui/apt...

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#Omabuntu and #Omadeb v1.3.1 is now available! 🔥 These're mostly post-release fixes from the previous release and new packages available in the dedicated repository. Several existing packages have also been updated to the latest versions, such as alacritty v0.17.0, zellij v0.44.1 and others.

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Omabuntu and Omadeb v1.3.0 have been released, bringing with them the migration to Walker, the addition of Ghostty and Tmux, and two new themes based on Omarchy! Along with this, the related documentation and the main Omakasui website have been updated. You can find everything in the comments! 🔥

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#2025 was the year I focused the most on this goal. I finished many side projects and made solid progress. Great year, honestly! 🦾 Now excuse me while I go finish the other side projects I confidently started. #development #programming #opensource

Luca Pattocchio@lucapattocchio.dev · last yr.

"Don't procrastinate" is my goal for this year. And it's going pretty well! By February, I’ve completed two side projects and trimmed down my long to-do list at home. I'm happy with this 1% progress.

I’ve been playing around with React to try authenticating with Quria for Destiny 2’s APIs and... DAMN! The more I use Next.js, the more I feel like I’m just surrendering to a lot of magic under the hood. 🫠 Honestly, Vite and other simpler bundlers feel way closer to “pure React” experience.