- WSL: I had to do some work on windows boxes this years and was pretty impressed I could get Arch running with my usual setup and have extremely easy communica

- WSL: I had to do some work on windows boxes this years and was pretty impressed I could get Arch running with my usual setup and have extremely easy communication between Windows and the Linux env. - Buku: Continues to be a fantastic little library for bookmarks in your terminal. - NNN: A very extendable file browser in the terminal. It's become an easy way to wire up actions to files (like upload this file to a static bucket...etc) - Pop Shell + Gnome: The perfect balance of "i need configuration" and "i want things to mostly just work well together". It's amazing how far the GNOME ecosystem has improved in the past two years. - Mastodon: At the end of the day I'm pretty impressed that Mastodon has weathered the migration as well as it has. I can question some of the tech choices, but honestly, it only took me a weekend to learn how to set up and host my own instance on a cloud provider. There was years of work in the background that I just sort of walked into. - Neovim: Continues to improve past Vim is good ways. It's been fun watching the ecosystem move and get so active over the past couple years. - Alacritty: A very simple, configurable terminal. It provides everything I need, and nothing I don't.