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1 · What is claimed?

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2 · What does it affect?

Not yet mapped to any requirement or component.

3 · Is it reproducible?

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4 · What remains unclear?

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5 · What happens next?

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Original report

### System details

Omarchy latest version and Linux supported hardware

### What's wrong?

So, I’m installing Omarchy using the Omarchy manual installation guide after setting up Arch Linux. I logged in as root and tried running the Omarchy installation command, but it showed an error like:

`“Omarchy requires this to be run as root. Do you want to install it manually? (Y/n)”`

—or something similar.

However, I was already running the command as root. The issue was only resolved when I ran the command as a sudo user and used sudo before the command — which doesn’t seem quite right.

Validation

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Linked

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Decision

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