FOSS geek, privacy advocate, digital archivist, gamer,
autistic schizotype
Computing
These are my daily drivers.
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Armbian: I run this on two of my
Orange Pi 5+'s.
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CachyOS (KDE Plasma): My
workstation OS.
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Catppuccin: My favorite
colorscheme for various apps and programs. I've been using it for
years. I prefer the mocha variant.
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Debian: One of my go-to server
distros. I use the stable version in my homelab.
- FreeBSD: NAS
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Neovim: My text editor of choice.
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Nushell: A very useful shell
that treats data as objects rather than streams of text.
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Signal: I don’t really use this
every day, but my hope is that by being available on it I would be
the change I want to see in the world. Unfortunately, nobody I send
text messages to is willing to use anything but their phone’s
default messaging app.
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Syncthing: Super convenient
cross-device syncing solution.
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Tailscale: I use this
extensively in my homelab. Super convenient for accessing devices in
my homelab.
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Waterfox: My web browser of
choice.
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Z shell: I use zsh as my default
shell almost everywhere, but I write scripts mostly in Bash or
Python for compatibility and portability reasons. Zsh is the most
advanced POSIX-compliant shell, IMO.
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ZFS: Advanced
copy-on-write filesystem. I use it on my NAS.
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Zellij: Terminal multiplexer
written in Rust.