Hardware

I strive for a very clean and minimal setup. Since 2019, I've had my work laptop hanging under my standing desk acting as a shelf for my personal machine and nothing but a lamp and coaster joining my keyboard and mouse on my desk. Unfortunately, my Framework Desktop has joined the desk until I figure out how to mount it elsewhere.

Home

• Framework Desktop with Linux as my daily computer.
• M1 Mac Mini as my previous daily computer.
• Studio Display for a display.
• Fully Jarvis standing desk for holding things.
• Herman Miller Aeron for sitting.
• Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for input.

Travel

• M2 MacBook Air for a computer.
• iPad Air for a bonus display.

Everywhere

• iPhone 15 Pro Max for pictures and texting mostly.
• Apple Watch Series 10 for fitness and "hands-free" notifications.
• Bose QC Ultra or AirPods 4 for audio, depending on the need.

Software

Most of my time is either spent in the browser or terminal. If it can't run in either of those, then I'm probably not interested.

Linux

• Arch Linux as my OS.
• Hyprland as my Wayland compositor.
• Lumen for installation and management, including Steam for gaming.
• Kitty for a terminal.
• mise for a version manager.
• neovim for text editing.
• Firefox for browsing, with uBlock Origin.

macOS

• Homebrew for utilities.
• Kitty for a terminal.
• mise for a version manager.
• neovim with tmux for text editing.
• NetNewsWire to curate my own news.
• Obsidian for notes, with iCloud backup.
• Safari for browsing, with 1Blocker and Private Relay.
• LM Studio for local AI models.
• Hammerspoon for window management and more.
• Passwords for all things secret.

iOS

• Bluesky to pretend to be social.
• Budget for finance tracking, as I retire You Need A Budget.
• Everything else I could live without but will occasionally provide help.