Software
█Daily drivers configured for maximum efficiency. My personal dotfiles are available on Codeberg.
A minimal, rolling-release Linux distribution that gives you full control over every component
Arch is the only Linux distribution I’ve stuck with for longer than a week. It’s minimal and user-friendly once you get over the initial hurdle of installing it. The difficulty of installation can usually be mitigated by using the archinstall script.
A custom widget system for Hyprland, build bars, panels, and widgets with CSS-like styling and dynamic state
A widget system which can be used to create custom bars, switches, icons, panels, and much more to seamlessly integrate with the feel and atmosphere of your desktop.
A fast, lightweight Wayland terminal emulator with configurable rendering and keyboard shortcuts
Foot is a fast, lightweight Wayland terminal emulator built for speed and configurability. It renders text quickly, supports keyboard shortcuts, and plays nicely with Hyprland. A solid replacement for st if you want something that just works without the suckless build-from-source hassle.
A dynamic tiling Wayland compositor with animations, blur, and gestures, built for productivity and beauty
A stunning titling Wayland compositor with a rich feature set and tons of configuration options. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a tiling Wayland compositor as it has pretty much every feature you would want from a compositor, while also looking like absolute eye candy.
A fast, Go-powered terminal file manager with customizable keybindings, preview, and batch rename
Lf features customizable keybinds and commands, allowing you to turn the terminal into something more powerful.
A headless, extensible text editor with Lua scripting, async I/O, and a plugin ecosystem that scales from simple scripts to full IDEs
Of course I use neovim. It’s a powerful text editor with an established plugin ecosystem and community.
Chromium stripped of Google services, telemetry, and tracking, privacy-preserving browsing without sacrificing performance
A fork of the Chromium browser focused on stripping out all the Google tracking and analytics.
A session-aware terminal multiplexer with built-in keybindings, auto-layout, and seamless session persistence
A terminal mutliplexer similar to tmux, but significantly easier to get into for new users. Comes with sensible defaults, an easy to read config file, and displays keybinds to make the transition period seamless.
A featureful shell with syntax highlighting, autosuggestions, and a rich plugin ecosystem, the command line power user's best friend
Bash, but cooler.