# Omarchy desktop assets The desktop scene uses unmodified assets distributed with Omarchy: - `omarchy-desktop.png`: `themes/tokyo-night/preview.png` (1800 × 1012). - `omarchy-wallpaper.png`: `themes/tokyo-night/backgrounds/omarchy.png`. - `omarchy-icon.png`: the distribution's `icon.png`. Source: , locally installed under `/usr/share/omarchy/`. The project is distributed under the MIT license; the copyright and permission notice is retained in `LICENSE-omarchy.txt`. The platform signature beneath the Tuck lockup uses the official Omarchy wordmark, unmodified: - `omarchy-wordmark.svg`: downloaded from (viewBox 0 0 4131 950, green pixel lettering). It links to and identifies the platform the plugin runs on. These are publicly distributed theme examples, not captures of the user's desktop. The staged scene adds the browser's synthetic, in-memory side-panel demo. It is not a screenshot of the installed plugin and does not imply Omarchy endorsement or affiliation. No competitor artwork is bundled. ## Native desktop captures Captured on 2026-10-17 from a clean temporary Omarchy workspace on the author's 5K monitor (logical 2560 × 1440, sidebar reserve 320px at the right, top bar 26px). Nothing is generated or retouched. - `omarchy-workspace-native.webp` (4480 × 2828, logical 2240 × 1414): the desktop only, left of the reserved sidebar. A read-only sample Markdown document open in native Neovim beside btop. The top bar and the sidebar itself are excluded; no personal notes appear. - `omarchy-topbar-native.webp` (5120 × 52, logical 2560 × 26): the native Omarchy top bar across the full monitor width. ## Historical coastal loop (retained, not used at runtime) - `coastal-bay-loop.mp4` (1280 × 720, 18 s, no audio track) and its first frame `coastal-bay-poster.webp`: "Clouds Flowing over Tranquil Sea" by Glenn Langhorst, from Pexels, (file , 1920 × 1080, 19.15 s), used under the Pexels license (free to use and modify, attribution not required but given here). Edit: trimmed to an 18 s loop with a 1 s crossfade between its end and start so it plays without a cut, muted, re-encoded at 1280 × 720. Raw download kept at `/home/lado/.t3/userdata/tuck-previews/coastal-bay-source.mp4`. Previously played behind the desk cutout (`tuck-office-foreground.webp`, see `GENERATED-IMAGERY.md`) only while the desk demo is running; never with reduced motion. ## Current California loop (generated video) `california-window-loop.mp4` and `california-window-poster.webp` derive from the finished generated clip supplied by the user in Gemini conversation . The actual MP4 was downloaded through their authenticated Chromium session. No Flow origin is claimed. Prepared as 1280 × 720 H.264, 24 fps, 9.25 seconds, no audio, faststart, with a 0.75-second end/start dissolve and a matching first-frame WebP poster. Only the exterior plays behind the preserved office cutout; native desktop captures and live HTML panel remain separate. Source, framing, and processing details are recorded in `GENERATED-IMAGERY.md`. ## Company lockup - `pavot-lockup-dark.svg`: the Pavot Design Inc. horizontal lockup in the header company row. Copied from the company repository's valid light-surface asset `/home/lado/Projects/harbour-ai/public/brand/pavot-lockup.svg` (viewBox 0 0 196 64, Instrument Serif OFL 1.1 embedded as a data URI). Only the fills were changed, following the brand guide's documented dark-surface pairing: Pavot `#D63D22` → Petal `#FF7A5C` on the bloom, Ink `#171512` → Paper `#F5F0E6` on the centre dot and wordmark. Background stays transparent. Geometry, font data and lettering are untouched. The repository's own `pavot-lockup-night.svg` was not used: its background rect is unquoted XML and carries an opaque Night fill. - Sources: `harbour-ai/marketing/pavot/brand.md` and `lib/brand.ts`, from the ChatGPT thread "Create Pavotdesign Brand Guide" (eed554e0-e197-47e3-994d-a28f7a6979de, 7 Sep 2026, guide pushed at b764d94). The company repository was read, not modified. ## Weather data Weather data in the installed app comes from [Open-Meteo](https://open-meteo.com/) under its data licence.