* Debian Wheezy (I haven't been able to create a customized and focused OS X setup)
* Puppet (For managing the installation and configuration of all the following applications)
* ssh
* zsh (beats bash in my book)
* ufw (best alternative I've found on Linux to BSDs pf)
* tmux (obsoleted screen for me)
* vim
* ack (intelligent recursive file search)
* git
* rsync
* curl
* keychain (stores password decrypted ssh keys in memory)
* awesome (tiling window manager configured in Lua)
* urxvt (running in client-server mode to save resources)
* spotify
* mplayer (for playing videos and audio not streamed from spotify)
* unclutter (hides the mouse after X seconds of inactivity (I rarely use the mouse))
* firefox (with pentadactyl for vim-like browsing)
* chromium (for testing on webkit)
* mupdf (lightweight pdf viewer)
* sxiv (lightweight image viewer)
* rdesktop (if I need to connect to a Windows machine at work)
* rtorrent
Most puppet modules and application configurations can be found here: http://github.com/uggedal
Pretty rad: http://www.funtoo.org/wiki/Keychain
* Debian Wheezy (I haven't been able to create a customized and focused OS X setup)
* Puppet (For managing the installation and configuration of all the following applications)
* ssh
* zsh (beats bash in my book)
* ufw (best alternative I've found on Linux to BSDs pf)
* tmux (obsoleted screen for me)
* vim
* ack (intelligent recursive file search)
* git
* rsync
* curl
* keychain (stores password decrypted ssh keys in memory)
* awesome (tiling window manager configured in Lua)
* urxvt (running in client-server mode to save resources)
* spotify
* mplayer (for playing videos and audio not streamed from spotify)
* unclutter (hides the mouse after X seconds of inactivity (I rarely use the mouse))
* firefox (with pentadactyl for vim-like browsing)
* chromium (for testing on webkit)
* mupdf (lightweight pdf viewer)
* sxiv (lightweight image viewer)
* rdesktop (if I need to connect to a Windows machine at work)
* rtorrent
Most puppet modules and application configurations can be found here: http://github.com/uggedal