What Technology I use
Here is a list of technologies I use:
- Gentoo Linux - A source-based Linux distribution focused on configurability and performance
- Alpine Linux - A minimal, security-oriented Linux distribution designed for simplicity and resource efficiency
- XMPP - An open, extensible protocol for real-time messaging and presence, widely used in instant messaging and emerging technologies
- Thunderbird - A free, open-source email client with robust features and customisation
- Forgejo - A community-driven, lightweight forge for hosting Git repositories and collaboration
- GNU Bash - The GNU shell
- Clang - A compiler front end for C, C++, and other languages with fast compilation and helpful diagnostics
- Vim - A highly configurable, powerful text editor built to enable efficient text editing
- Python - A versatile, high-level programming language with extensive libraries and a focus on readability
- Librewolf - A privacy-focused fork of Firefox, emphasising security and user freedom
- MariaDB - An open-source relational database management system, forked from MySQL
- SQLite - A small, fast, serverless, self-contained SQL database engine stored in a single file
- PostgreSQL - A powerful, open-source relational database system
- Git - A distributed version control system for tracking changes in source code during software development
- Arigram - A modular Telegram client written in Python
- Baz - A fast and lightweight GNU Bash plugin manager
- Pwdtools - A collection of password and security tools
- Signal - A privacy-centric encrypted messaging service
- Bluesky - A social networking platform focusing on pseudo-decentralisation
- Mailcow - An open-source mail server suite for easy mail hosting
- AMD - A multinational semiconductor company producing processors and graphics cards
- OpenRC - A dependency-based init system
- OpenSSH - A connectivity tool for secure remote login
- X.Org - An open-source implementation of the X Window System
- DMenu - A dynamic menu for X
- DWM - A dynamic window manager for X
- SLock - A simple X display locker
- ST - A simple terminal emulator for X
- GTK - A multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces
- TMUX - A terminal multiplexer
- Kos - A simple SUID
- pip - The python package installer
- Nextcloud - A self-hosted productivity platform which provides private and secure functions for file sharing and collaboration
- Project Matrixx - A sleek and intuitive custom Android ROM, seamlessly built upon crDroid
- MPV - A free, open source, and cross-platform media player
- LMGR - A simple license manager
- Mkproj - A project template manager
- cURL - A command line tool for transferring data with URLs
- Uptime Kuma - A self-hosted monitoring tool
- GnuPG - A complete and free implementation of the OpenPGP standard
- Coffee Theme - A warm colour scheme created to reduce eye strain
- Flask - A lightweight WSGI web application framework
- GDB - A C and alike source-level language debugger