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title: My IT Setup
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*Last updated: 2024-10-30*
*Last updated: 2024-11-04*

In this article I'm offering some **insides** on how my **technical setup as a professional Software Developer and IT enthusiast** looks like.
The use of many tools is very opinion based and so my recommendations can be considered subjective.
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## Software Sources
With Arch Linux there are lots of different ways to install applications. My favorite way is **Flatpak**, since I like its sandboxing approach and the interoperability with other Linux distributions a lot.
For performance reasons I use some KDE apps (so fitting to my desktop environment) natively, but most of my other apps would be Flatpaks. The Arch User Repository (AUR) I use only for software/drivers requiring deep system integration.

## Command line tools
Currently I prefer to install command line tools needed for programming like *java*, *adb* and *ruby* in a **Distrobox** (podman) container. I export the needed binaries to my main system.
Command line tools needed for programming like *java*, *adb* and *ruby* I prefer to install inside in a **Distrobox** (podman) container. I export the needed binaries to my main system.
This allows me to keep my main OS clean and steady.

## That's it for now
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