Getting used to hyprland and walker has been a short and eye-opening experience. I've had tiling before on Windows, but I've never been forced to use the tiling exclusively.
I'm all in on the vision behind Omarchy. I recognize DHH has a bit of an enthusiastic bent - He's been obsessive about Omarchy for the past month, and his opinions change. In some ways, he lives by the mantra "strong opinions, weakly held". I don't think that's a flaw.
I get the sense that this one is "the one" -- It's a foundation of linux that is entirely dependent on opinions, and DHH has them.
But, I think more importantly, the groundswell around the project highlights that there's a general dissatisfaction with the state of operating systems. The move to Linux has long been overdue for me personally. I'm incredibly tired of Windows and the Microsoft shenanigans. The adware on what should be a personal computer is an abomination.
I see Omarchy as an opinionated way of composing Linux in such a way that it offers a uniquely different premise of what an OS can be.
So far, I'm loving it, but am still tethered to Windows for some work stuff.