Terminal part: Ghostty + tmux + different CLI apps such as vim and glow (the latter is for reading Markdown in terminal in a pretty way, since everything is Markdown now).
Voice to text: currently Handy, but you got me curious enough to try Hex.
AI agent harness: Happy (disclaimer: I'm affiliated). Open source, and it's letting me use subs I already had + local models a bit.
Terminal part: Ghostty + tmux + different CLI apps such as vim and glow (the latter is for reading Markdown in terminal in a pretty way, since everything is Markdown now).
Voice to text: currently Handy, but you got me curious enough to try Hex.
AI agent harness: Happy (disclaimer: I'm affiliated). Open source, and it's letting me use subs I already had + local models a bit.
Ah, I can't resist these!
I work a lot in the terminal: - Alacritty - zellij - helix - fish-shell
Non terminal stuff (do operating systems count): - Zen browser - /e/os - elementary OS
I've had a lot of fun playing around with pi and ollama recently too.
a shovel, sometimes a hatchet :>
Is that yourself there then Eric?
The Testing of Eric Olthwaite - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ripping_Yarns_episodes - https://youtu.be/_zrmMD5H6zA?t=216
Tessera Keyboard: I can never use a qwerty keyboard on Android ever again after trying this out
VoiceInk for voice2text
DEVONThink to organise/protect data