What I Use
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Tools & Setup in 2026 ⚡️
These are the software programmes that I use everyday as a software engineer.
2026 has been an incredible year professionally and personally, I started using the terminal more thanks to claude code, codex and antigravity. I’m still on the tmux panes and neovim for reading the code.




- Browser: Brave (Personal), Chrome (Work)
- Terminal: Ghostty and kitty
- Editor:
VSCode (Frontend),Neovim (Go, Python, TS) - Password Manager: Bitwarden
- Productivity: Google Workspace (Mail, Calendar, Tasks)
- Notes: Notion & Excalidraw
- OS: Ubuntu 24.04 (Personal, with Nix store), macOS (Work)
I’m also a big fan of GNOME and its cohesive app ecosystem — it just feels incredibly usable and well thought out.
Command Line Tools
- Shell: zsh with Starship
- jq + jnv: Daily JSON processing
- zoxide: Smarter navigation
- Neovim: NvChad-based custom config
Hardware
- Personal: Acer Aspire (Ubuntu 24.04 + Nix store)
- i5 12th Gen, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD
- Work: MacBook Pro (M4)
- Accessories: Basic wireless keyboard & mouse and LG UltraFine monitor.
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