The atelier.

My MacBook, the things plugged into it, and the programs I keep open.

MacBook Pro (M1 Pro) Bandung, Indonesia

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On the desk.

Whatever is physically in front of me.

MacBook Pro (M1 Pro)

macOS.

Hands

Weikav Alice Record

Keyboard: MMD Holy Panda switches, stock stabilizers.

Mice

Fantech Sakura VX7

Logitech M170

Tecware Torque Plus

Fantech Sakura mousepad

Mousepad.

Ears

Moondrop Space Travel 2

Daily pair.

CCA C10

Wired pair, desk only.

Wrist & power

Casio G-Shock GA-100-1A4

Watch.

Ugreen 36 W Dual PD

Two USB-C PD ports.

Spare switches

Akko Matcha, Akko Lavender Purple, Aflion Holy Panda, WS Morandi, C3 Equalz Banana Split, Akko Sakura Pink And that's the stash.

What I open all day.

Five programs, one of them a terminal editor. Nothing here needs a sales pitch.

Editor sheet

Neovim, on LazyVim

Base
lazy.nvim plugin manager. Space as leader, relative line numbers, persistent undo.
Theme
Rosé Pine (dark main variant). Dim inactive windows, bold + italic enabled, no transparency.
UI
Bufferline with slant separators, Nerd Font icons, and LSP diagnostics inline. Snacks file explorer with sidebar offset.
Languages
TypeScript, Python, Go, Dart/Flutter, Docker, YAML, JSON, Markdown, Tailwind CSS. ESLint + Prettier formatting.
Flutter
flutter-tools.nvim with DAP debugging, widget guides, closing tags, dev log in a tab, and outline sidebar.
AI
CodeCompanion.nvim routed through 9Router (local OpenAI-compatible gateway). Chat, inline edits, code review, all from the terminal.
LSP
Auto-installed via Mason. HTML, CSS, Emmet, Bash, plus all LazyVim extras for the languages above.
Key maps
Ctrl-S to save, Esc to clear search, Shift-H/L for buffer cycling. leader+bp to pin a buffer, leader+aa for AI chat.
Neovim with the Rosé Pine dawn theme, light variant Neovim with the Rosé Pine main theme, dark variant
Rosé Pine · dawnmain The editor's livery: this shot wears whichever variant your theme is on.

I used to rice.

Arch, BSPWM, Hyprland: 2019 to 2022. I don't run it anymore; the dotfiles are still up.

The bright BSPWM desktop from 2019
The flashbang, 2019.

The archive · click any frame to enlarge

Arch Linux desktop from 2019, from the Archrice repository The first desk · 2019 Desktop from August 2020 August 2020 Desktop from the 2019–2022 era 2019–2022 · miscellany Desktop from April 2021 April 2021 Desktop from March 2022 March 2022 Openbox desktop from the Openbox dotfiles branch Openbox · desktop SDDM lockscreen from the Openbox dotfiles branch Openbox · lockscreen

Dotfiles

Archrice (opens in a new tab) BSPWM dotfiles (opens in a new tab) Openbox dotfiles (opens in a new tab) Hyprland dotfiles (opens in a new tab) Hyprland bootstrap (opens in a new tab)
Arch Linux desktop from 2019, from the Archrice repository