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authormms <michal@sapka.me>2023-11-26 16:52:07 +0100
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---
-title: "Uses"
+title: "Hardware and software I use"
category: "me"
-type: special
abstract: My personal setup
-date: 2024-11-08T20:49:16+01:00
+date: 2023-11-26T14:49:16+01:00
draft: false
---
This is list of hardware and software I use.
@@ -22,6 +21,7 @@ M1 may be fast, but the downside is the level of integration.
You can not replace anything, the CPU, GPU, cache, memory and spying stuff is a single substance.
I am afraid that this is the future of personal computing, and I am not pleased.
+
My personal machine is a 15,6'' ThinkPad Extreme, gen 2.
It's equipped with Intel i5-9300 8 core @ 4 1GHz and has 32 GB of memory.
Furthermore, It has two GPUs: UHD Graphics 630 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Mobile / Max-Q.
@@ -79,18 +79,68 @@ Full wife approval factor
## Operating system
+For work, I use macOS.
+I try to keep on the old version as long as IT allows, as each new iteration comes with new problems.
+Have you used the System Preferences recently?
+If this was a hobby project, sure.
+But this is not, and at this point I am afraid to ask how it even was approved by QA.
+
+On my personal laptop I use FreeBSD.
+You can follow mu BSD journey [here](/category/bsd/).
+
## Shell
+I use Z Shell.
+I tried to move to Korn Shell, but I still need to find time for this migration.
+
## Window manager
+DWM.
+I don't have much personalization there yet, so nothing too interesting.
+
+On MacOS I use Yabai, which adds tiling capabilities.
+However, DWM, with it's tagging, beats virtual desktop by a mile.
+
## Web browser
+Firefox.
+It is a bit too corporate with strange things the foundation does, but there is no alternative.
+
## Text editor
+Until recently I was fully into Emacs.
+It's a great editor (and a way of life), but the call of shell was too strong.
+
+Nowadays, it's NeoVim.
+
+I have tried IntelliJ and VS Code but those are so souless, that they gave me no joy.
+Vim/Emacs are what give me joy.
+I don't consider myself more productive when using them, but I am much happier.
+
## Version manager
+I'm a Ruby dev by trade, so I use rbenv.
+I tried asdf and loved it, but rbenv is already too established in work, that I gave up the fight.
+
## Music player
+MPD, and sometimes YouTube.
+
## Email client
+When I was using Emacs, it was Notmuch.
+Now, I still use the notmuh as backend, but I'm moving to Neomutt as fontend.
+
## RSS reader
+
+In emacs: Elfeed.
+In shell: Newsboat.
+
+## Password Manager.
+
+Bitwarden. It does the job.
+
+## Spellcheck
+
+I use LanguageTool via ltex-ls.
+The checker uses ngram data provide by LanguageTool.