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+ + 🅱️ HOME 🅱️ + +++-------------------------------------------------------+ +| | +| Operating System & Desktop Environment | +| | +| * Currently I am running Manjaro Linux | +| | +| * As for desktop environment, A only use i3, it | +| fits my workflow perfectly, and I have spent | +| the last few years perfecting it, I dont need | +| a mouse, all I need is a keyboard, and I am | +| comfortable | +| | ++-------------------------------------------------------+ + ++-------------------------------------------------------+ +| | +| Workflow | +| | +| * My workflow is simple: i3 + terminal + tmux + vim, | +| once I have these, I am in my happy place, and | +| produce really nice code. | +| | +| * I have recently peaked interest into dwm by | +| suckless, and have considered switching from i3, | +| owing to the implementation (cleaner) and the | +| the fact that a stack is used to hold panes, | +| opposed to the i3 approach which 'stores' panes | +| in a tree like structure, which is not as | +| 'nice' as a stack implementation. | +| | +| * I have written a script that sets up my workspace, | +| and install's dependencies, this script can be | +| downloaded here. | +| | +| | +| | ++-------------------------------------------------------+ + + ++-------------------------------------------------------+ +| | +| Pictures | +| | +| * Image 1: An example of a normal working session | +| using tmux, with vim open. | +| | +| * Image 2: An example of programs being tiled. | +| | +| * Image 3: An example of an empty workspace. | +| | ++-------------------------------------------------------+ + +Image 1: + +Image 2: + +Image 3: + + ++ +View page source + +