Tools and Softwares I use

Operating Systems

macOS Ventura: For daily use, web development, Swift development and learning ARM
Kubuntu 23.04: For C/C++ development and learing Assembly.
Windows 11: For playing Minecraft and some Windows only software.
iOS 15: For daily use and Swift development.
Raspberry Pi OS: For running my server on my Raspberry Pi.

Visual Studio Code (insiders): For most of the coding. I use the insiders version because it has more features and I can use the insiders version of the extensions.
Neovim: For some of the config files editing. I use packer.nvim to manage my Neovim extensions and TokyoNight-moon theme.
IntelliJ IDEA: For Java and Java Web development. I also used that to develop some Minecraft Mods.
CLion: For Qt C++ project development. I hate Qt Creator! But for pure C/C++ projects, I still use VSCode~
Xcode: For Swift and SwiftUI development. And the learning of OpneGL.

zsh: For shell.
oh-my-zsh: For more beautiful zsh.
Git: For version control.
GitHub Desktop: For better life with Git.
Docker: For containerize my applications and running them on my server. Or when I want to try some software without installing them on my computer.
Homebrew: For installing software on macOS.
MySQL: For SQL based database.
Redis: For key-value based database.
DOSBox: For running DOS games, learning Assembly and learing Intel 8086
dosbox-x: The same as DOSBox, but with more features like switching between different CPU types.
VirtualBox: For running VMs, learing OS and testing.
bochs: For debuging, running homemade OS and learning Intel IA-32 architecture.
QEMU: For learning ARM and running ARM VMs.
clang: For C/C++ compiling.
LLDB: For C/C++ debugging.
GCC: For C/C++ compiling on Linux.
GDB: For C/C++ debugging on Linux.
CMake: For big C/C++ project building.
Make: For small C/C++ project building.
Maven: For ordinary Java and Java Web project building.
Gradle: Only when developing Minecraft Mods.