What i use and recommend
Browser
Safari + Wipr2
Librewolf
Brave
Terminal emulator
GhosttyGhostty is nice, fast, simple. If i had any complaints i would look into ST.
Editor
Neovim nightly with the new vim.pack Keeping it minimal ~50 line configPlugins:
- Oil buffer file manager
- Mini pick file search
- Mason lsp download thingy
- Typst-preview
Typst
When I am not collaborating with others i use TypstConfig and dotfiles
GNU stow allows me to have all my dotfiles in ~/.dotfiles then doing 'stow */' distributes all the files to their correct space example~/.dotfiles/nvim/.config/nvim/init.lua
This is the structure that will put my init.lua inside a nvim folder inside .config Which is where nvim looks for configs
