Today I learned about watchexec, a cross-platform file watcher that replaced entr in my development workflow with better defaults and intuitive usage patterns for Hugo, Rust, and Go projects.
My journey from XFCE to Qtile, a tiling window manager written entirely in Python, including setup, configuration strategies, and real-world config examples.
An exploration of why corporate Windows/Mac development environments with VM workarounds fail to provide the productivity and experience that native Linux offers to power users.
Today I learned about McFly, a shell history search tool that learns from your usage patterns and provides intelligent command suggestions with fuzzy searching.
Today I learned about Zellij, a modern terminal workspace with built-in multiplexing, written in Rust, offering an intuitive alternative to tmux and screen.
Today I discovered a comprehensive collection of tmux resources, including plugins, configurations, and tools for enhancing terminal productivity.
Today I discovered Grit, an innovative personal task manager that uses a multitree data structure to organize tasks and projects in a hierarchical, interconnected way.
Today I discovered Innernet, a modern VPN solution for secure networking, and NoteCalc, a note-taking app with built-in calculation capabilities.
Today I discovered tz, a simple and useful command-line tool for managing and converting between different time zones.
Today I learned about fundamental x86 assembly programming concepts and SafeEyes, an extensible break reminder application to protect against eye strain during long coding sessions.