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>OS
Fedora
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
Emacs
>DE/WM
KDE

slackware
firecucks
vim
openbox

windows 10
firefox
notepad++
windows

why does Jow Forums get so much /soc/ shit lately

t-terry?

it comes and goes, its currently peaking
people will get sick of them after the next few dozen

>OS
Win 8.1
>web browser
Opera
>editor
Lionel Barber
>DE/WM
Win 8.1

>OS
gentoo
>web browser
patched surf
>editor
neovim
>DE/WM
herbstluftwm

>OS
FreeBSD, soon to be OpenBSD because I just got an a compatible wireless card
>web browser
Lynx
>editor
Vim
>DE/WM
None, TTY

>os
wangblows
>web browser
Based and redpilled opera
>editor
Sublime or vscode
>de/wm
Wangblows

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these kind of threads just bait bumps which keeps them alive

>>OS
Arch
>>web browser
Firefox
>>editor
neovim
>>DE/WM
awesome

>OS
nixos, alpine for VMs
>browser
qutebrowser
>editor
emacs, n/vim for VMs (yes i know about TRAMP)
>de/wm
xmonad, would like to switch to wayland though
how is awesome's support and contrib? i'm considering switching from xmonad

debian
firefox
vim
i3

It has loads of user-contributed widgets and shit, and it is very programmable with lua
I'm using it as a dwm with a few more features

>OS
Arch GNU/Linux
>web browser
Ungoogled Chromium
>editor
neovim
>WM
herbstluftwm

>OS
Windows 10 Enterprise Edition
>Web Browser
Chrome

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i will consider. the number of contrib packages and scriptability of xmonad is a huge selling point for me, but the potential of way-cooler as well as the awkwardness of the strict typing and purity for a WM is making me wish for something better. thank you

very based

>OS
Debian testing
>web browser
IceCat
>editor
nano
>DE/WM
xfce

Windows 10 ltsc
icecat
gvim

OpOpenBSD/Arch/Debian
IceCat/Tor Browser
VSCodium/Emacs
I3

(OP)
>OS
emacs
>web browser
emacs
>editor
vim
>DE/WM
emacs

>>OS
Debian testing, with a windows dual boot for windows only things
>>web browser
Firefox
>>editor
Visual studio code, vim
>>DE/WM
Gnome

>os
FreeBSD CURRENT
>browser
icecat
>editor
neovim
>WM
openbox

>OS
Arch
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
Vim
>DE/WM
i3-gaps

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based

Windows 10
Chrome
Brackets
Windows

>OS
Arch
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
Nvim
>DE/WM
KDE Plasma

>OS
Void
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
emacs/vim
>DE/WM
XFCE

OS: Dual boot between Win7 and Lubuntu Disco Currently. Main OS is always some *buntu and Win7 sticks around for the rare occasions I want to play civ5 or write some little win32 program.

Browser: Firefox, with vivaldi as a backup for the handful of sites that play nicer with blink.

DE/WM: LXQt + Openbox

Editor: Geany under GNU / Linux. I was a big fan of scribes for LiGnux a decade ago though, and also preferred Enki for quite some time as well. Notepad++ under windows. If I'm relegated to the command line though, I always end up in nano.

>OS
nsa go home
>web browser
nsa go home
>editor
nsa go home
>DE/WM
nsa go home

This.

Linux Mint 18.3
Firefox
nani!?!?!!?
Cinnamon

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>os
lfs+blfs 8.4 based custom distro
>web browser
palemoon fork with really small changes and custom branding
>editor
vanilla vim8.1
>de/wm
i3

>OS
void linux
>browser
surf
>editor
neovim
>de/wm
dwm

>OS
GNU/Linux (Ubuntu and Fedora )
>web browser
chromium on laptop/desktop, Yandex mobile
>editor
sublime with paid license, if through terminal/ssh then nano
>DE/WM
gnome

this machine I'm typing on:
>OS
Raspbian
>web browser
Chromium
>editor
Nano, Mousepad
>DE/WM
Window Maker

>OS
Windows 7 Pro SP1
>web browser
Opera
>editor
Sublime Text 3 or NFOPad
>DE/WM
Windows 7 Aero

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC
Switch between Edge Dev (Chromium) and Firefox
Notepad++ for when I'm lazy, IntelliJ IDEA for Java, VS Code for everything else
Whatever Windows' DE is called, but I use Budgie when I have to use Linux

>OS
Ubuntu
>web browser
Waterfox
>editor
vim
>DE/WM
bspwm

Debian testing
qute
Emacs
i3

>OS
Ubuntu
>web browser
Chromium
>editor
Vim
>DE/WM
Kde

Arch
FF
vim
gnome

>OS
Arch
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
vim in terminal, emacs in gui
>DE/WM
bspwm

gentoo
firefox
vim
sway

>OS
macOS
>web browser
Safari
>editor
Sublime Text
>DE/WM
Aqua

Desktop:
Debian Unstable (Ironically still one of the more stable distros)
Brave Dev
Vim
Kde

Laptop:
Arch
Brave Dev
Vim
Gnome

I also propose we share our preferred shells and terminal emulators.

Zsh
Guake

>OS
macOS Mojave
>web browser
Safari
>editor
Vim
>DE/WM
Aqua/Quartz Compositor + Magnet

i3
gentoo
firefox
emacs

Windows10
Brave
Visual Studio Code
Windows

>os
arch
>browser
pale moon
>editor
vim-tiny
>wm
i3

At least now we know you can browse Jow Forums in heaven. Rip

>OS
Windows 10 Student Edition, Ubuntu 16.04
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
Notepad++
>DE/WM
Unity

>OS
Arch Linux
>Web browser
FireFox
>Editor
LibreOffice, I only ever need to write documents
>DE/WM
Gnome

>os
Windows 7
>web browser
Edge Dev
>editor
Notepad
>de/wm
Dwm (desktop window manager)

>OS
ubuntu
>browser
firefox
de
ubuntu

Debian
Chromium
Mousepad
Xfce

>OS
macOS for desktop, shell into CentOS 7 servers to do real work. Also fan of Debian and the BSDs
>browser
Usually Safari but sometimes Chrome
>editor
vim
>DE/WM
macOS with workspaces and mission control is quite nice, GNOME is tolerable. Tiling WMs are an autist meme

Mac Mojave
Safari / Chromium / Nightly
Sublime text / VSCode / Visual Studio

Windows 10
Chrome
VS code
dwm

Based as fuck.

>OS
Arch Linux
>web browser
Firefox
>editor
Sublime Text 3
>DE/WM
KDE

Gentoo
FF
Vim
Enlightenment

Gentoo slackware Debian people are cool
Never understood the draw to arch
Openbsd really ppl??