latuicon: the TUI icon picker from late.sh

Origin Story A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon late.sh: “a cozy command-line clubhouse for computer people” If you haven’t heard of it, it is basically an online social space for computer nerds to hang around and chat. It’s got your typical discussion channels like you would have on Discord, Matrix or IRC. But it’s got even more to offer than that! Music, mini-games, arcade games, actual RPGs like Lateania, NetHack or even Rebels, and much much more… ...

July 5, 2026 · 10 min · 2077 words

Custom Desktop Web Apps with Hyprland

The reason I use Linux is because I like to configure my system to be exactly how I want it. This is why I went with Arch Linux (btw). Arch may not be for everyone but when you are picky like me when it comes to what software goes on your machine, it’s simply the perfect choice. On top of that, I use Hyprland as my tiling window manager (it’s an hybrid window manager to be more accurate, but you get the idea). ...

February 17, 2026 · 7 min · 1429 words

Vim Keymap For Markdown Links

I work with Markdown a lot. I use it for note-taking, documenting projects, creating personal wikis (and a world-building wiki!), etc. And most recently, I have started this blog so I use it even more than before. Whenever I edit text in Markdown, I often find myself adding links here and there. Since I also use Neovim as my primary text/code editor, I can easily add links to text elements using minimal vim motions. ...

February 5, 2026 · 5 min · 1063 words