Short answer
To install omarchy-speedtest on Omarchy, open a terminal and run omarchy pkg add omarchy-speedtest. It is a 2.9 MB download (6.8 MB installed), version 0.2.1-1, licensed MIT. Omarchy's network speed test client. Check the project site for current pricing.
Install omarchy-speedtest on Omarchy
Omarchy's network speed test client
- Open a terminal.
- Run the install command:
omarchy pkg add omarchy-speedtest - Check it landed. Pacman should list version 0.2.1-1:
pacman -Qi omarchy-speedtest
Open and use omarchy-speedtest
To see what the package installed, including any commands and desktop entries:
pacman -Ql omarchy-speedtestomarchy-speedtest requirements and compatibility
No special requirements are documented for omarchy-speedtest.
Dependencies Omarchy installs for you
glibc
Pricing and license
Check the project site for current pricing. License: MIT.
Uninstall omarchy-speedtest
omarchy pkg drop omarchy-speedtestomarchy-speedtest package facts
| Package | omarchy-speedtest |
|---|---|
| Version | 0.2.1-1 |
| Category | Utilities |
| License | MIT |
| Download | 2.9 MB |
| Installed size | 6.8 MB |
| Built | 2026-10-26 |
| Pricing | Check the project site for current pricing |
| Made by | Omacom |
Frequently asked questions
How do I install omarchy-speedtest on Omarchy?
Open a terminal and run omarchy pkg add omarchy-speedtest. The download is 2.9 MB and it takes 6.8 MB once installed. Omarchy pulls in any dependencies automatically.
Is omarchy-speedtest free?
Check the project site for current pricing. The package is licensed MIT.
How do I uninstall omarchy-speedtest?
Run omarchy pkg drop omarchy-speedtest. It removes the package from your system.
What does omarchy-speedtest depend on?
The package declares 1 dependency: glibc. Omarchy installs them for you.
Is omarchy-speedtest in the official Omarchy repo?
Yes. It is published as omarchy-speedtest (version 0.2.1-1) in the official Omarchy package repository. Omacom makes it. Project site: https://github.com/omacom/omarchy-speedtest. This site is unofficial: an independent community project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Omacom or David Heinemeier Hansson. Built with David's blessing.