Disclaimer: All posts on this blog only reflect my sole experience and all views exposed here are subjective. No tool is king and people who use some tools are not superior to others. GNU/Linux is the only OS that offers its users such variety of tools from which users can built the perfect machine for their specific needs. Even better, you can customize these tools to make them even more suitable to your needs. As a consequence, each user will have a unique combination of tools with unique configurations.
You landed here and now what?
You may have arrived here by accident, but get ready for an exceptional experience! Great things often stem from unexpected encounters.
I’ve always enjoyed aimlessly exploring blogs and stumbling upon innovative uses for my machine. This process not only helps me refine my workflow but also introduces me to valuable tips and tricks. My goal is to provide you with a similar sense of discovery and inspiration.
What this blog is about?
I’m a space biologist by training and an Arch Linux user by passion. While I lack technical legitimacy to judge computing tools and hardware, I aim to share my user experience in the hopes that it may occasionally prove useful to others and satisfy your curiosity.
Over the years, I’ve adopted the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) philosophy and firmly believe in the power of simplicity. Consequently, my focus will be on efficient, straightforward, and robust tools. Additionally, I’m a proponent of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) and recognize the significance of addressing modern web privacy concerns.
My system
Laptop: Framework 13
Keyboard: Corne
OS: Archlinux
Display server protocol: Wayland
Wayland compositor: Niri
Shell: Zsh
Terminal multiplexer: Tmux
Text editor: Neovim
Web browser: Librewolf
Email client: Neomutt + Notmuch
Bar alternative: Rofi
Want to stay in touch and share with me?
Mastodon is the only social media I have ever used: wwwgem@social.linux.pizza
As a dinosaur, I still use emails:
wwwgem@disroot.org
If you’re curious:
- I also have some scripts and dotfiles on codeberg . I’ve posted some content there a while ago and did not yet bother updating everything so even though all scripts should be functional, some may not be optimally written.
- You can visit the Fediring at fediring.net or jump to the previous or next fediring member.