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Git:
SourceHut (Main)
GitHub (Mirrors)
Self Hosted

Personal:
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Hobbies
Docker

Other Hosted Services:
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Operating System & Tools

* OS: Arch Linux

* Desktop Environment / Tiling Window Manager: dwm

* Terminal: st
Workflow

* My workflow is simple: dwm + terminal + tmux + vim, once I have these, I am in my happy place, and produce really nice code.

* Typically when starting a new project I use skelly to init the boiler plate stuff (i.e. directory structures, git, Makefiles, README's etc). Once that is complete then I create (or attach to) a tmux session using ws, and then begin coding away. If programming in C I use tagd to keep my ctags files up to date.
For version control I use git, and hosting my repositories remotely I use SourceHut.

* Desktop Environment: I use dwm because its fast, non bloated, and has a dedicated community of try-hards. Also, elitist.

* I have written a script that sets up my workspace, and installs dependencies, this script can be downloaded here.

* You can also get my configs on thier own:
- .dotfiles
- .tmux
- All my suckless fork(s)
Pictures

* For the most up to date pictures, go take a look here.

* 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.
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