My desktop is an AMD machine - Ryzen 5 2600 running Debian 12. I used to use Ubuntu, but recently switched to this current setup - Gnome and snap were getting on my nerves.

I have a similar setup to my laptop: i3 as a window manager, with a tmux-based terminal setup. Unlike that laptop, though, I use a graphical terminal (st) rather than the framebuffer one, which has issues with scaling on my monitor.

My i3 bindings are a bit strange - find them here.

My choice of laptop is rather odd - it's a Lenovo ideapad 3 chromebook.

With an Intel Celeron N4020 underclocked to 800mhz and barely functional Intel integrated graphics, its performance is far from good. However, combined with a pretty substantial battery, it gets a very high SOT. I end up having to charge once every week or so, despite using it as my daily driver.

I used to run this laptop in "standard" chromeOS, doing most of my work in the VT2 virtual terminal emulator (essentially a worse framebuffer console) but I flashed a UEFI bootloader and installed Debian 12.

Though I have i3 configured, I do the majority of my work in the TTY, with a combination of nvim, tmux, and w3m.

My framebuffer graphics library was originally built for use on this laptop.

I use a jailbroken iphone SE (first generation, from 2016) on iOS 13.4.1. It has the clang toolchain and SDK installed, so I can (and sometimes do) code on this device.

It is jailbroken with Odysseyra1n, running the Procursus bootstrap.

I am not that good at Objective-C, but I have written a few tweaks - for example radianator.