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BloomMD stays readable at 160 percent on Omarchy

The Linux desktop app uses local fonts and stronger contrast for mind maps, file lists and the editor.

Published · commit September 7, 2026Desktop 0.5.4LinuxOmarchyAccessibilityDesktop

Native Linux apps need to fit the system's rendering model. On Omarchy/Linux, BloomMD now uses a local font stack and native WebKitGTK hinting instead of adding a second WebView scaling layer.

Clearer small labels and mind maps

The file list, toolbar, mind map nodes and editor use more stable font metrics and stronger contrast for secondary text. Native 160-percent display scaling remains in control; BloomMD does not scale the interface a second time with CSS.

The result is a sharper, more readable interface at high display scaling without unnecessarily changing the workspace layout.

Release date: September 7, 2026 · View the release

Source: https://github.com/moellenbeck-digital/BloomMD/releases/tag/v0.5.4