Coming back to OSX after years away in linux has been mostly positive.

The things that annoy me are still a bother, but knowing what they are has helped me think of them as more of a joke. Not that it's funny per-say, but thinking of it as funny helps me deal with it.

Other things are pretty great - there are some nice things that make me very happy to work with the hardware. I do enjoy deving on OSX - it's not as unreasonable as it might have been. This is mostly thanks to a few nice tools, some patience, and of course, the clojure repl.

Ralphie is a library for useful clojure / babashka apis.

It provides namespaces and functions for integrating with whatever tools I use.

The gist: bash-like scripting and automation libraries via babashka and repl -driven development.

Originally targetted linux cli helpers, but expanded to some osx use-cases as well.

Example namespaces: emacs, tmux, browser, git, spotify, rofi.

Welcome to the Clawe garden doc! This file is for thinking and organizing the work on the clawe repo.

• Clawe Repo link

Clawe lets you use clojure and babashka to write wm-level keybindings and manage apps and workspaces.