What I use

My daily driver. Arch-based with a rolling release model — I get the latest packages without the manual setup. Running KDE Plasma for the desktop environment.

For testing compatibility and when I need a more stable, enterprise-friendly environment. Familiar with APT package management.

KDE's terminal emulator paired with Bash. I have a heavily customized .bashrc with aliases for common tasks, git shortcuts, and system maintenance commands.

Pacman for official repos, Yay for AUR packages. I keep a list of all installed packages for reproducible setups.

Version control for everything — dotfiles, projects, documentation. Comfortable with branching, rebasing, and resolving conflicts.

Primary code editor. Using Material Theme, bracket pair colorization, and Prettier for formatting. Also use Vim for quick edits in the terminal.

Sheets for data tracking and dashboards, Docs for documentation, Drive for cloud storage. My most-used productivity suite.

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint when collaborating with people who prefer the Microsoft ecosystem. Fully proficient.

Video editing and colour grading. I use the free version — it handles everything I need for short-form content, from cuts to LUTs.

Used for mobile-based motion graphics and short-form video editing, focusing on smooth animations and visual effects.

No frameworks — I build from scratch to understand how things actually work. This entire portfolio is vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.

Primary browser. DevTools for CSS debugging, network monitoring, and responsive testing.