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Lenovo Thinkpad X1(1st gen) running ubuntu - my god this laptop is gorgeous. Best purchase I've ever made. Emacs with org-mode for all the writing, notes, orga
by rayalez 11y ago
Lenovo Thinkpad X1(1st gen) running ubuntu - my god this laptop is gorgeous. Best purchase I've ever made.
Emacs with org-mode for all the writing, notes, organizing information. I absolutely love this editor, makes you 100 times more productive, and also very fun to learn and use.
i3wm - brilliant window manager, after using it for a while it's hard to imagine using anything else.
draw.io - cool tool for drawing diagrams and organizing information. Helps me to think.
pelican - python markdown static website generator. I was looling for a perfect blogging tool for a long time and this is it.
iPad mini with only 4 apps installed:
- Editorial - insanely good text editor. Supports markdown, python scripting with all kinds of extremely convenient automation, looks gorgeous. It blew my mind when I first installed it, after taking most of my notes on android I had no idea a text editor on a tablet can be that freakin good.
- iThought - great mindmapping tool, for thinking and coming up with ideas.
- Track & Share - super convenient habit tracking tool.
- iBooks
Basically I don't use an iPad for anything but writiing, reading and thinking. Don't even use a browser, and it is mostly offline. Perfect distraction-free tool.
Also old second-hand Nexus 7 I bought very cheaply, for watching tv shows, youtube videos, and browsing HN/reddit. It is very helpful to have a device for all the time-wasting activities. Every time I want to do something dumb I use nexus, that way it's not hard to avoid doing pointless things on my Laptop/iPad, which makes them into perfect devices for focus and productivity, and it is always clear whether I'm doing something useful or screwing around.