- kernel
- shell
- compiler
Linux
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Follow general lemmy guidelines.
Nix, git, and alacritty.
- KDE Connect (and GSConnect for when I'm using my laptop)
- Fish
- Lutris
- Firefox
- VLC
- qbittorent
Infinite entertainment glitch (with a VPN as well)
- librewolf
- weechat
- mpv
- foot
- wget
- lynx
also * ffplay and * yt-dlp.
- Firefox
- Konsole
- openssh-client
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Firefox
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Bitwarden
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Steam
Linux, emacs, clojure
- Firefox
- Python
- Vim
- Emacs
- Zathura
- DWM
- Hyprland/Sway
- Logseq
- Bitwarden (literally must-have)
librewolf, freetube, neovim.
- nvim
- firefox
- LocalSend
Firefox, notepad ++, PuTTy
Standard Notes, Firefox, novelWriter are the ones I rely on the most for my daily needs.
Vim Tree Redshift
- Firefox
- mplayer (VLC is neat and all, I just prefer mplayer)
- vim
- screen
- nmap
- rsync
Shitloads more, but I seem to have misplaced my text file with the apt-get install blob that I always run on new systems. The above are what I can recall if I give the question 10 seconds of thought.
Linux, firefox, vim
Firefox Thunderbird VS code (sorry).
Extras: Obsidian, Double Commander, Steam
helix mpv nextcloud desktop
- librewolf
- alacritty
- thunar