Things I use

Operation system

Fedora 39
- Theme: Flat-Remix-GTK-Blue-Dark
- Gnome extensions:
  - Blur my Shell
  - Dash to Dock because ubuntu broke default one
Windows 11 just to play games from time to time.

I’m a Web developer first of all, so here are programs that I use daily for work:

WebStorm – that’s the core of my workflows and I spend like 70% of time in it. No fancy plugins other then several language syntaxes as it’s batteries included.
VisualStudio Code – I use it for things other then Web development. Like Ansible roles, YAML files and .env files
- REST Client that allows me execute .http files
- GitLens because default integration sucks
- … and many language specific things
Vim – is used if I don’t really want to leave my terminal
- .vimrc you can find here

Firefox because it does what I want it to do
- Theme: Dark one
- Extensions:
  - Simple Tab Groups is used to implement “contexts” in browsers
  - Dark Reader was primary thing but nowadays many sites implement @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) and it’s maintainer doesn’t think it’s good.
  - AdGuard to block ads. I did no research on alternatives. This one just works
  - SponsorBlock skips sponsored segments in YouTube videos
  - Multi-Account Containers is just a thing that tries to give different cookies in different tabs. Less useful then chrome’s accounts though
  - Tabliss does pretty home page 💅
KeePassXC holds all my passwords.
Inkscape to do vector graphics
qBitTorrent to download ~~films~~ manuals and Ubuntu ISOs

Kitty is a great terminal
zsh is a great shell containing all features I may think of because no fish needed! I cook it lazily with oh-my-zsh:
- zsh-autosuggestions to show a command I might want to enter just by first several words. Just like in fish.
- zsh-history-substring-search gives ability to add variants from history using simple ↑ / ↓. Just like in fish.
- zsh-syntax-highlighting to highlight things. Just like in fish.
starship to show prompt. Much faster then zsh themes. My config you can find here.

Volta to manage Node.js versions
NPM for package management
Yarn for scripts running. Yeah, just an alias to do y dev instead of npm run dev
lnav helps me wade through logs with ease.
zoxide is a cd command but with fuzzy search so that I can just do z e p f which will cd to ~/Projects/Example/packages/frontend. A great tool that works best with autosuggestions.
ripgrep rips original grep in pieces.
fd finds files fast. Faster then you might think of finding it.