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    DHH Advises on Turning Omarchy Into Dream Computer

    Reply to Matthew Berman acknowledges brief initial difficulty with the Linux setup.

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    DHH addressed Matthew Berman regarding the experience of trying Omarchy. He acknowledged an initial struggle lasting a second or three. DHH stated that persistence allows turning the system into a dream computer. This can be achieved with just a few prompts. Alternatively, it may already suit the user without any changes. The comment was made in response to a question about attempting the Linux-based distribution. DHH is identified in the post as the creator of Ruby on Rails and co-owner of 37signals.

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    @dhh@MatthewBerman Yes, Matthew. You'll struggle for a second (or three). But if you stick with it, you can literally make it into your dream computer just with a few prompts (or none if it already hits the spot out the box).

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    @dhh@MatthewBerman Yes, Matthew. You'll struggle for a second (or three). But if you stick with it, you can literally make it into your dream computer just with a few prompts (or none if it already hits the spot out the box).