A researcher's environment reflects their thinking process. I prefer minimalist workflows that improves my focus ability. Here is a detailed look at my hardware and software stack.

• Daily Driver: MacOS (ARM64)
  Used for portable work, battery efficiency, and Unix-based stability.
• Second Notebook: Arch Linux (x86_64)
  My main Linux development machine. Customized for total control.
  DE: KDE Plasma. But I usually use it via ssh connection for distraction free working.
• Experimental: PowerPC & RISC
  I enjoy experimenting with older or alternative architectures like PowerPC to understand low-level differences in instruction sets and memory management.

• Editor: Neovim
  I use a minimally modified Neovim configuration written in Lua. It is designed to be lightning-fast and entirely keyboard-driven. I ususally open it on SSH sessions.
• Editor: VSCode
  After a long period of resistance, I finally incorporated this tool into my workflow. With its visually simple configuration, Vim editing plugin, and Copilot, it has become an IDE for general use.
• Shell & Terminal
  Preferred Terminal app is Ghostty. Zsh / Bash with custom scripts for automation.