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## Environment
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* OS: Fedora, latest stable release.
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* Wayland compositor: Sway
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* Shell: zsh (interactive), dash (non-interactive/shell-scripts)
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* Terminal Emulator: Foot. Sometimes gnome-terminal when I'm using a screen reader.
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I don't currently use a prebuilt desktop environment. I assemble mine out of the following components:
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* Fedora: Primary OS, latest stable version. Uses Linux, Systemd, GNU libc, GNU coreutils, dnf, firewalld, and SELinux.
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* Sway: Dynamic Wayland compositor that focuses on tiling window management but also supports tabbed and stacking layouts.
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* Zsh: Login shell. POSIX-compatible and mostly Bash-compatible. Custom static build to skip checking system files and improve startup performance.
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* DASH: Minimal POSIX-compatible shell that I use for non-interactive purposes (e.g. shell scripts). When statically-linked, its startup time is negligible even on the most underpowered hardware. This is really important to me, since many of my most-used commands are shell-script wrappers that I expect to run in a few milliseconds.
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* Foot: Primary terminal emulator. Sometimes I use gnome-terminal when I'm using a screen reader.
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* i3status-rust: Status bar. It's more efficient to use this single program than to shell out to a dozen utilities. Given the widgets I cram into it, it's more lightweight than most alternatives.
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## Basic utilities:
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## Environment
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I don't currently use a prebuilt desktop environment. I assemble mine out of the following components:
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Fedora
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: Primary OS, latest stable version. Uses Linux, Systemd, GNU libc, GNU coreutils, dnf, firewalld, and SELinux.
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Foot
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: Primary terminal emulator. Sometimes I use gnome-terminal when I'm using a screen reader.
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i3status-rust
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: Status bar. It's more efficient to use this single program than to shell out to a dozen utilities. Given the widgets I cram into it, it's more lightweight than most alternatives.
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## Basic utilities
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Orca
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: Screen reader. Great for when I'm dealing with overstimulation and need to "turn everything off" for a while. I don't actually rely on this to use my machine.
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Nheko
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: One of the few Matrix clients that supports custom room emotes (both inline and in reactions) and stickers.
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## Multimedia
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