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1.4 KiB
Org Mode
41 lines
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Org Mode
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#+TITLE: Software I Use/Recommend
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#+DATE: <2022-09-05 Mon>
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#+TAGS: software emacs
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Dotfiles can be viewed [[https://github.com/humanoidsandvichdispenser/dotfiles][here]] (emacs config in a separate repo).
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* Terminal Emulator
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I mainly use ~st~ because it starts up instantly. I occassionally use ~alacritty~ since fonts and emojis are currently broken on my build.
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* Shell
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~zsh~. It's a better interactive shell that isn't ~fish~. I wouldn't use ~fish~ because I'm used to writing ~bash~ syntax.
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* Window Manager
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I use ~bspwm~. It's very easy to configure, and you can easily script it. I've noticed as more time passes, the more logic I include in my configuration file.
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* Text Editing
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I've been a Neovim user for a few years, but recently, I have switched to Emacs. What I really like about Emacs is that you if some small functionality is missing, you can easily write it.
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I wouldn't say Emacs Lisp is the greatest language, but it is the most fun language to write in.
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#+attr_org: :width 512px
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#+attr_html: :src ../../assets/emacs.png
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[[../assets/emacs.png]]
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* File Manager
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I'm either going to be manually managing my files on the command line or using a GUI, usually Thunar. I do not like TUI file managers because I'm too slow for them.
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* Web Browser
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I use Firefox.
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* Document Editing
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I used to write my documents using LaTeX, but now I usually write them in Org Mode because it's a lot more convenient and does more stuff.
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