Your development environment should feel like one cohesive tool, not a collection of unrelated windows with clashing colors. I theme everything with the same palette — Catppuccin Mocha
After years of refining my terminal workflow, I’ve landed on a stack I genuinely enjoy using every day: Ghostty as the terminal emulator, tmux with sesh for session management, and Neovim with LazyVim for editing. Everything runs on macOS (Apple Silicon) with a consistent Catppuccin Mocha theme across all tools.
I’ve been gradually replacing classic Unix tools with modern alternatives, mostly written in Rust . After a year of daily use, these aren’t experiments anymore — they’re muscle memory.