A detailed look at the tools and systems I use every day.
Foundation for all my compute needs. (Windows free since October 2025)
My preferred desktop distribution, optimized for performance and the latest software packages.
Scrollable lightweight Wayland compositor that helps me stay focused.
Reliable and stable distro for my personal servers.
Essential for containerizing applications and maintaining consistent environments.
A daemonless container engine that I use as a secure alternative to Docker on my homelab.
My preferred framework for building fast, reliable websites.
Tailwind CSS component library that greatly speeds up UI development and de-clutters code.
Simple content manager that works within VSCodium.
Foundation for my wikis providing responsive guides.
Provides essential DNS, security, and performance services for my domains.
Serverless hosting environment for my code at the edge.
A community-driven, telemetry-free distribution of VS Code.
The version control system I rely on for all my code and projects.
A privacy-focused productivity browser that respects user freedom.
Powerful graphics editor I use for various things.
My personal knowledge base for organizing thoughts and documentation.
A productivity tool that helps me stay organized and focused across different projects.
Unofficial client for Tidal music that works well with my setup.
Unofficial client for Discord that is privacy-focused and snappy.
Minimal email client that makes it easy to manage multiple inboxes.
Lightweight desktop shell that has great theme support.
File manager that just works as needed.
SFTP/FTP client that is reliable and gets the job done.
Reliable choice for me as I don't need advanced terminal features.
Allows me to do my own noise cancellation and noise gating.
Used to scrobble tracks from High Tide into Last.fm.