Installing OmaAudio

Download the package from GitHub, install it with pacman, and open it from the app launcher.

Where it is

A terminal · github.com/28allday/omaaudio

Follow the install steps on GitHub (github.com/28allday/omaaudio#install). They always match the latest release.
Download the package first, then install the file you downloaded with sudo pacman -U. It's unsigned, so pacman won't install it straight from a web address.
Everything it needs comes with it, including FFmpeg and the Calf, LSP and x42 effects. Optional extras add JACK connections (pipewire-jack) and effects in their own windows (xorg-xwayland).
Open it from the app launcher, or type omaaudio in a terminal. omaaudio song.wav opens a file straight away.
To remove it: sudo pacman -R omaaudio. Your settings and saved projects are left where they are.

Download the packageFrom the release page on GitHub — the README's Install section links to it
Install the file you downloadedpacman brings in what it needs, FFmpeg included
Open itFrom the app launcher, or type omaaudio · omaaudio song.wav opens a file straight away
ReadyOpen a file, add tracks or record — the welcome screen shows how

The install steps and the latest release are on GitHub, and they're kept up to date with every release.

The Calf, LSP and x42 effects come with it, and so does FFmpeg.

sudo pacman -S --needed pipewire-jack  # connect JACK applications
sudo pacman -S --needed xorg-xwayland  # open effects in their own windows

Your projects	Wherever you save them, as `.omaaudio` folders holding their own copy of the audio and video.
`~/.config/omaaudio/`	Settings and keyboard shortcuts (`keymap.toml`).
`~/.local/state/omaaudio/`	Recovery copies and unsaved recordings, kept until you save or discard them.
`~/.cache/omaaudio/`	Caches. Safe to delete; rebuilt when needed.

omaaudio skill --unlink    # only if you linked the agent skill
sudo pacman -R omaaudio

Your settings and recovery copies stay in the folders above. Your saved projects are never touched.