OSSs & Software

Currently I am using Arch Linux (btw) and Windows 11 Pro in dualboot on a HP Victus laptop. My daily driver changes from time to time so it's difficult to say which one it is.

In the past I also used for a longer time EndeavourOS with the Cinnamon and Plasma desktop environment, Pop!OS and Linux Mint.

Currently I am on the Gnome desktop environment on Arch, but I also had i3 and XFCE in usage.

In a virtual machine I had macOS Ventura and/or Sonoma once installed on Linux via Quickemu for programming or compliling with Xcode.

Arch Linux

EndeavourOS

Linux Mint

Pop!OS

For software development, I work with various programs:

IDEs:
- Visual Studio Code: A powerful, cross-platform code editor used for building this website.
- Android Studio: An official IDE for the Android platform used for developing Android apps.
- IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition: A Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) used for Java application development.
- PyCharm Community Edition: A Python IDE used for Python application development.
- Flutter: A Google UI toolkit for building natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase.
- Nano: A simple command line text editor, used for quickly edit files, configs etc. on Linux.
- Xcode: An IDE for macOS I am using for compiling software for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Other tools:

Quickemu: A tool for quickly creating macOS virtual machines (VMs) on Linux hosts for software development and testing purposes.
Adobe Photoshop: A software for editing and creating graphics, including icons and other graphical elements.

Operating systems.

Software Tools.