Setup
Software and Hardware I use on a daily basis.
Coding
- Conductor - Model agnostic tool I am using at the moment.
- VSCode + Vim extension - Still write code sometimes. Mostly read.
- Fira Code - I don't use ligatures as they don't solve the problems I have.
Terminal
- iTerm2 - My 'spend all the time in terminal' phase ended but I still prefer to use terminal outside of IDE, chosen for stability and performance.
- Fish + Oh My Fish - Command line shell that I find a bit better than ZSH.
- Tmux - Terminal multiplexer.
Apps
- Alfred - Spotlight replacement which boosts my efficiency with Mac.
- Karabiner-Elements - Caps as a hyper key plus a few remaps. My config, managed with Goku.
- Cleanshot - App I use for annotated screenshots.
- Numi - Fancy calculator and currency converter.
- Rectangle - Move and resize windows in macOS using keyboard shortcuts or snap areas.
- Linear Mouse - I like to turn off smooth scrolling and have more control over the mouse.
- BetterDisplay - Useful for non-Apple displays, mainly HiDPI scaling.
- Toggl Track - I use it as a semi-Pomodoro timer.
Hardware
- Dell S2725QC 4k UHD, USB-C Monitor - My workflow right now is optimised for single screen. I also couldn't really get used to curved ultrawide and I think I would not go back to lower pixel density.
- ZSA Voyager - Low-profile, split ergonomic keyboard. It fits my hands and fingers perfectly. I would not recommend it with QWERTY layout though as the N key is a bit uncomfortable; it works great for Colemak DH, for instance.
- Logitech Lift - Vertical ergonomic mouse. No real downsides versus a regular one for my use.
- Nexstand K2 - Portable and foldable laptop stand. More height adjustments than Roost V2, slightly worse angle.
- Delso Projuster 180x80cm - Standing desk, good enough for my needs.
- MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021) - I followed the typical journey from coding on Windows to various Linux distros and then to macOS. These days it seems like it has more performance than I need.