My Network
Plugin
Omarchy
Images
The README states the screenshots render the actual QML interface with synthetic network data. They show demo data, not a live system. Images are copied from the public repository at the pinned commit and served from this site. Rohi Rikman, the repository owner, asked on 2026-10-16 for these README screenshots to be displayed here. This covers the three images only and is not a license grant for the software. The software license is still under review. The panel design derives from Omarchy's stock omarchy.network widget; Omarchy's notices apply to that design.
What it does
- Public IPv4 lookup on an explicit click.
- Switch a connection between DHCP and a validated fixed address.
Install
Install instructions are withheld while the license is reviewed. The source remains available on GitHub.
Where it is distributed
Each channel is reported separately. Support for an ecosystem does not mean a listing there, and a channel may lag the source.GitHub Releases
Source only
- Identity
rohi.network- Listing
- github.com
- Channel version
- Not confirmed
- Source commit
7d03b8a- Evidence
- Source record · observed
Omarchy Plugin Marketplace
Published
- Identity
rohi.network- Listing
- plugins.omarchy.org
- Channel version
- 0.2.0
- Listed commit
7d03b8a- Listed
- Listing updated
- Channel state
snapshot-verified(as reported by the channel) — Omarchy's exact-commit source check, not a security audit- Evidence
- Source record · observed
Versions and dates
- Latest release
- No tagged release
- Source manifest version
- 0.2.0 in
manifest.jsonat the source commit. This is the version the source declares, not a release. - Source last updated
- (latest commit on
main) - Source commit
7d03b8a- Project maturity
- Not stated by the project
- Metadata last checked
Requirements
- Omarchy Quattro (Quickshell shell).
- NetworkManager with nmcli; Python 3; bash, awk, GNU coreutils; iw and ip.
Permissions and access
- Changes NetworkManager connection settings through nmcli.
- Omarchy plugins run unsandboxed.
Network: Contacts a third-party public-IP service (ipify) only when you press the lookup button.
Details
- Compatibility
- Omarchy Quattro (documented)
- License
- MIT (README) · under review — The README declares MIT, but the LICENSE file holds only a heading and copyright line, not the full grant. GitHub reports NOASSERTION.
- License under review
- Install instructions are withheld until the repository carries complete license text. See the repository for its current state.
- Derived from
- omarchy.network — Derived from Omarchy's stock omarchy.network widget; its manifest records clonedFrom: omarchy.network.


