Forest of UNIX

Realms

The purpose of this webpage is to showcase websites that I enjoy.

Friends

Some people I know through a Linux groupchat.

wiby.me (Webbrowser for web 1.0 styled websites)
neocities.org (Successor of Geocities)
fuckinghomepage.com (A homepage that shows interesting articles daily)
motherfuckingwebsite.com (The perfect website)
gondola.stravers.net (Collection of gondola's)
based.cooking (A website dedicated to providing recipes, without a 2 hour long intro)
textfiles.com (An archive for textfiles, from 1990 email's)
suckless.org (A software initiative dedicated to making minimal bloat free programs, noteworthy programs include the st terminal emulator and the dmenu program launcher)

www.fluentcpp.com (A programming blog written by an avid C++ programmer)
fabiensanglard.net (A personal website by a programmer who writes about old console tech)
martinfowler.com (Martin Fowler's personal website)
lambda-the-ultimate.org (is a website about programming languages)

jeffhuang.com/designed_to_last (A webpage explaining how to build a long lasting website)
www.david.tribble.com/text/goto.html (Edsger W. Dijkstra's original Goto statement considered harmful letter explained, a must read)
cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/paradigms/ (A complete summary of all programming paradigms with examples and explanations)

gitlab.com/jallbrit/cbonsai (A CLI program that shows of a bonsai tree in the terminal)
github.com/ericchiang/pup (A CLI HTML parser, useful for shell scripts)
github.com/ccd0/imageboards.json (Collection of image boards)

herbstluftwm.org (My tiling WM of choice, known for its simplicity and extensibility (the config is written in shell script))
polybar.github.io (Status bar known for being easy to configure)
www.gnu.org/software/emacs ("Text editor" that is also a live interpreter for Emacs Lisp (extremely extensible to the point of insanity))
neovim.io (redo of the popular text editor vim)
feh.finalrewind.org (configurable image viewer)
dunst-project.org (Lightweight notification daemon for the X server)
github.com/alols/xcape (Allows you to add a modifier key to an existing modifier key by registering it under different events (must have for Emacs and VIM users))
github.com/dylanaraps/pywal (Python program for generating a color-scheme based on a wallpaper (a r/unixporn must have))
github.com/junegunn/fzf (CLI fuzzy finder extremely handy in shell scripts)
github.com/yshui/picom (Compositor for X (allows you to customize your windows and things like transparency and blur))
github.com/baskerville/sxhkd (Hotkey daemon for X perfect for keeping all your binds in one place)
github.com/ranger/ranger (TUI file manager programmed in python (ships with rifle a CLI program launcher that launches the correct program based on file type))

If you want to see more interesting sources click the post titled Resources.