Software and hardware I use
Software
| Type | Software | Rationale |
| Drawing | Krita (aseprite for pixel art) | Krita is really good :3 I use it for pixel art too, but aseprite's tooling is much better for games |
| Text and code editing | Emacs (with evil mode) | Vim now features AI slop, so switched to emacs with evil mode. Vim keybinds are too deep in my muscle memory |
| Notes | Obsidian, standard text editor | For the most part, I use obsidian, since it's better at the visual parts of proper notes. Its developer experience is awful though, would not recommend making plugins for it. I often use my code editor as well, though not as much for notes I want to keep long-term |
| Desktop environment | KDE (primary), cinnamon (secondary) | I really like cinnamon, but it has problems that make it unusable for certain things. KDE is much more stable |
| Browser | Firefox | Firefox is one of very few engines that aren't under Google's control. |
| Recording, streaming | OBS | Solid bit of software; it just works. Not that I stream all that much anymore, but whenever I need to record something, or the rare time I do stream, it's OBS (unless I'm streaming on discord for obvious reasons) |
Hardware
Main machine (desktop)
- OS: Arch Linux
- GPU: RTX 3070
- CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X
Laptop
- OS: Linux Mint
- Hardware: I'm not booting it to check, I am not that committed to this list
Misc
- Drawing tablet: Wacom One S
- Keyboard: Ducky One 3 (brown switches)
This list does not include my homelab, because I don't feel like including it