Workspace 3

The ISO is free. The firmware weekend is not.

Omarchy’s own site is clear: write the ISO, answer five questions, get a finished desktop. On a machine that already likes Linux, that is true. On a 2026 OEM laptop with a vendor firmware blob, a Wi-Fi 7 card, and Secure Boot still on because Windows left it that way, it is a Saturday.

This shop has been that Saturday since 2007. We source a current name-brand chassis. We install current Omarchy as published at omarchy.org. We turn Secure Boot off. We test Wi-Fi, GPU, webcam, Bluetooth, audio, touchscreen. If a radio fails, it does not leave. You keep the manufacturer hardware warranty. You pay on The Linux Laptop Company — we did not invent a second cart so we could look like a different company.

What we are not

• Not the official Omarchy store. Omarchy is a trademark of the Omacom Foundation. Write foundation@omarchy.org for partnerships with them.
• Not a Framework reseller, not System76, not Tuxedo. Those are their machines and their images. We install Omarchy on Acer, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Asus.
• Not a white box. When the hinge fails you call Lenovo or Dell, like everyone else. When the desktop fails you call us: 877-547-3638.

Why this exists next to thelinuxlaptop.com

The core brand sells twenty-five-plus distros. Ubuntu LTS is still the default for a reason. Omarchy is the one people are actually asking for right now — keyboard-first, agentic, tiled — and it deserves a front door that looks like the OS. This site is that front door. Every product link dumps you into TLLC checkout with Omarchy preselected.

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