- IDE/Dev environment: neovim
 - Neovim Initial Setup: Kickstart, but it is now modularized
 - Terminal: Ghostty
 - Terminal Multiplexer: Tmux
 - Terminal Colorscheme (ported): Gruvbox Material
 - Neovim Colorscheme: Gruvbox Material
 - Zsh Theme: powerlevel10k
 
My config is heavily influenced by rwxrob!
Because of it, I'm starting to have a more terminal-centric workflow. I can do quick internet searches from the terminal with lynx. I've also implemented an AI query into
my terminal via the alias ??, which allows me to communicate with an LLM very fast and get the answers I want even faster. AI is inevitable, get good or get left behind. Don't use it as a substitute to knowing the basics/fundamentals of anything, but DO USE IT as a personal assistant,
a Google search results formatter and aggregator, with the obvious grain of salt, like any other information that's on the Internet.
- Stripped down version for remote development/management. Simply clone and get going.
 - I frequently switch between 
gruvbox-materialandrose-pine. Due to my setup, I only have to update neovim's and ghostty's themes. - No tiling window manager. I only tile the terminal and tmux is the best for that.
 - No bloated tmux conf. Only relies on a couple of simple scripts, and the remote version has 0 plugins.
 - Ghostty because of the native automatic background detection for macOS.
 - p10k because its pretty
 - The 
/scriptsfolder contains some personal scripts that are in myPATHand some are called by tmux. 
