hossainemruz/neovim-cheat-sheet

Omarchy Printable Hotkeys Cheat Sheet is a simple web page that collects all of Omarchy's keyboard shortcuts in one place so you can print them out and keep them on your desk. Omarchy is a Linux desktop setup, and like many power-user tools, it relies heavily on keyboard shortcuts rather than mouse clicks. Having a physical reference card means you don't have to memorize everything at once or keep digging through documentation while you work. The project itself is just a single HTML file. When you open it in a browser, you see a clean table of shortcuts laid out for easy reading. The page is specifically designed for printing, so it formats well on paper and stays compact. If you want to add, remove, or change any shortcuts, you just edit the HTML directly by copying or modifying table rows. You can also adjust how it looks when printed by tweaking the print-specific styling. This is useful for anyone using Omarchy who is still learning the ropes or even experienced users who want a quick reference nearby. A concrete example would be someone who just switched to Omarchy and is tired of alt-tabbing to a browser every time they forget how to switch workspaces or launch an app. Instead, they print this sheet, tape it next to their monitor, and build muscle memory over time. The project is straightforward and intentionally minimal. There is no backend, no build process, and no dependencies. It is a single file that does one job well. The README doesn't go into detail about the full list of shortcuts included, but you can view the live page to see exactly what is covered. It is open source under the MIT license, and the maintainer welcomes small fixes or additions.