Distro:       NixOS (reproducible ricing is the endgame)
WM:           Hyprland | i3wm | Niri
Passion:      Linux Ricing & endless config tweaking
Philosophy:   The perfect rice is always one commit away

I'm a Linux ricer who spends more time configuring than actually using the system - and I love every second of it. After years of distro-hopping and countless hours tweaking configs, NixOS became my home: declarative configs mean my rice is always reproducible and version-controlled.

I'm a dedicated Obsidian user and follow the Zettelkasten method for personal knowledge management. My vault is where ideas connect, notes evolve, and learning becomes permanent.

Why Zettelkasten works for me:

• Atomic notes - One idea per note, easy to link and reuse
• Networked thinking - Knowledge grows through connections, not folders
• Future-proof - Plain markdown means my notes outlive any app

Recently, I've started developing my own Obsidian plugins - because why stop at ricing the desktop when you can rice your second brain too?

Building plugins for Obsidian is the natural extension of my ricing mindset: if a tool doesn't work exactly the way I want, I'll make it happen. With TypeScript and the Obsidian API, I create custom solutions for my personal knowledge management workflow.

What drives my plugin development:

• Scratch my own itch - Building tools that solve my specific workflow problems
• Learn by doing - TypeScript and plugin architecture through practical projects
• Give back - Sharing useful plugins with the Obsidian community

I use AI tools as a learning partner to understand new concepts faster. Not to skip the work, but to get better at it - combining self-teaching with modern tools.

Open source deserves an open-source home. Switching from GitHub to Codeberg was the logical step - a platform that lives the values it hosts.

Distros:   Ubuntu > Mint > Fedora > Arch > EndeavourOS > Arch > NixOS
Display:   X11 > Wayland (no turning back)
WM:        i3wm > Hyprland > Niri > Hyprland (but I keep all three)

The goal isn't to finish - it's to keep improving.

I don't believe in "one perfect setup". I maintain configs for i3, Hyprland, and Niri because each has its strengths. Some days I want tiling predictability, other days I want smooth animations. The beauty of NixOS is that switching between them is just a rebuild away.

What ricing means to me:

• Functionality first - A pretty desktop that slows me down is useless
• Reproducibility - My entire setup lives in git; one command rebuilds everything
• Experimentation - Try everything, keep what works, document what doesn't
• Community - Sharing configs and learning from others on r/unixporn and beyond