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As a software engineer and perfectionist, I have my machines setup in a very specific way, so I can do my job properly and have everything just the way I like it. Thanks to my [dotfiles](/projects/dotfiles), I have everything syncing up between machines, meaning the tools I use are setup correctly, the same, everywhere.
As a software engineer and perfectionist, I have my machines setup in a very specific way, so I can do my job properly and have everything just the way I like it. Thanks to my [dotfiles]({{< relref "dotfiles" >}}), I have everything syncing up between machines, meaning the tools I use are setup correctly, the same, everywhere.
# OS
My current distro of choice is [Arch](https://www.archlinux.org/), specifically [Antergos](https://antergos.com/). My main reason for choosing arch is the [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/). Almost every package I can think of is packaged there, often by the community. It's great to be able to install things through 1 method and have everything update in a single command. Antergos is also far easier to install than raw arch, and has little to no bloat that comes with it.
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For an email client, I use [Thunderbird](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/). For linux, there's nothing quite like it out there! [Nylas](https://www.nylas.com/nylas-mail/) looked promising, but the fact it stored all data in the cloud (no longer an issue), and was far too bulky for a simple email client. Nylas mail is no longer supported, but I keep a good eye on [nylas-mail-lives](https://github.com/nylas-mail-lives/nylas-mail), a community fork to keep it alive.
Thunderbird with a few additional extensions is amazingly powerful. My personal favourite being [Markdown Here](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/markdown-here/), which converts markdown to email HTML ready for sending.