Kalwabed Rizki

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Fira Code: my favorite dev font since I first encountered it. And now I switched to Iosevka for good reason.

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Zen: I'm also a fan of Brave, but Zen is a great browser because it's open-source and firefox-based, but with all the customization and utilization I need.

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Wezterm: my previous favorite feature-rich terminal since I migrated to Hyprland. And now I see myself getting comfortable with Ghostty.

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Cloudflare: I'm also a fan of Netlify and Vercel. I moved some projects to Cloudflare to have more control over the infrastructure.

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fnm: fast and simple Node.js version manager, built in Rust.

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Arch Linux: has become my go-to distro after years of using EndeavourOS. I've recently switched to Hyprland as my window manager, and it's been a game-changer. Currently, I'm using CachyOS with KDE. It's been a great experience so far! Here's my

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Obsidian: my home for journaling and taking notes.

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Lazygit: give me better Git terminal visualization support.

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Zellij: multi-workspace terminal for better access across tasks.

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Starship: gives me a new, cooler looking terminal experience.

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atuin: shell history with ease.

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zoxide: a smarter cd command.

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fzf: fast fuzzy finder.

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eza: a modern, maintained replacement for ls.

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yazi: blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust, based on async I/O.

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Lily58: split keyboard, I forced myself to get used to this kind of keyboard model. So far I'm very happy, I just need time to get used to it.

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Mac Mini M4 (16/256GB): I found it very value for money. It's also my first device from Apple and I'm very satisfied using it as a personal computer at home.

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Macbook Air M4 (16/256GB): daily driver. Get things done. It's also my second device from Apple and I'm very satisfied using it as a mobility solution.