My personal workflow for terminal-based coding, writing, research, and more!

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I use Alacritty as my terminal, zsh and oh-my-zsh as my shell and plugin manager respectively, tmux as my multiplexer, lsd as my list command with fun icons, Fantasque Sans Mono as my typeface font, neovim for my editor, fzf paired with ripgrep for speedy and interactive file finding, pandoc for writing in markdown and LaTeX and outputting the piece to whatever file type I want, Zotero for managing my collection on scientific literature, ranger as a terminal-based file explorer, and gruvbox-dark as my general color palette.

A terminal-based workflow for research, writing, and programming