This README showcases the tools I use to achieve a productive and efficient workflow on NixOS.

Goals:

• Deepen my understanding of NixOS and its ecosystem.
• Enhance my productivity through streamlined tools.

Setup:

• Operating System: NixOS: A flexible and declarative Linux distribution.
• Dotfiles Manager: Dotter: (Optional) Manage your configuration files across machines.

Essential Tools:

This curated selection empowers a focused and efficient workflow.

Terminals:

• kitty: The fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal emulator.
• wezterm: A GPU-accelerated terminal emulator for a smooth experience.

Editors:

• helix: A powerful and customizable code editor.
• lunarvim: A feature-rich Neovim configuration built for productivity.
• zellij: A terminal multiplexer that allows managing multiple terminal sessions efficiently.

Productivity & Automation:

• bat: A fast and colorful alternative to cat with syntax highlighting and git integration.
• broot: A tree-based file browser for easy navigation.
• btop: A resource monitor with a modern and interactive interface.
• delta: Offers a visually appealing alternative to git diff.
• fd: A lightning-fast file searcher for quickly locating files.
• handlr: A smarter alternative to xdg-open for handling file types and URLs effectively.
• lazygit: A user-friendly terminal UI for Git, making version control more accessible.
• logseq: A Zettelkasten-inspired note-taking app for organizing your thoughts and knowledge.
• ripgrep: Blazing-fast tool for searching text content within your codebase or files.
• rofi: A customizable application launcher that puts everything at your fingertips.
• starship: A modern and informative shell prompt that enhances your terminal experience.
• tealdeer: Provides concise explanations (TL;DRs) for popular command-line tools.
• topgrade: Manages system upgrades for NixOS packages, ensuring you stay up-to-date.

Windows Management:

• sway: A lightweight and tiling window manager for efficient screen organization.

Files Management:

• clifm: The shell-like, command line terminal file manager.
• xplr: A keyboard-driven file manager that prioritizes efficiency and ease of use.
• yazi: Blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust, based on async I/O.

Themes

• Tokyo Night: Clean theme that celebrates the lights of Downtown Tokyo at night.

Conclusion:

I'm constantly exploring new tools and refining my workflow. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions!