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The Linux-Level macOS Workflow (2026 Guide)

Stop using your Mac like a consumer and start using it like an engineer. For a long time I felt like I was faking it because I used macOS while the Linux community had all the power and speed. In this video I show you how to turn your Mac into a high performance workstation using a professional terminal, window management, and Neovim. You do not need to switch to Arch Linux to get this level of control. We cover the full anatomy of a power user setup from the terminal heart to the nervous system of custom keyboard firmware. Support the channel by joining as a member. Special thanks to my CEO member web2three. Visit his site at https://web2three.com 00:00 - Intro 00:51 - Terminal and prompt 03:05 - Window manager 04:48 - The reproductive system 06:10 - Dotfiles 07:08 - Kanata and ZMK 08:05 - You need help? RESOURCES My Dotfiles https://github.com/linkarzu/dotfiles-... Official Website https://linkarzu.com TERMINAL AND TOOLS I use Kitty for terminal sessions and image support inside Neovim. I also recommend Ghostty for speed. Homebrew is the primary package manager for everything shown. Starship provides the prompt. WINDOW MANAGEMENT I use Yabai in stack mode. This provides the power of a tiling window manager without the visual clutter of tiny boxes. I prefer focusing on one window at a time while flipping through them like a deck of cards. NEOVIM I use the neobean configuration based on LazyVim. If you are a student or a senior developer do not build from scratch on day one. Use a distribution and focus on learning the motions. HARDWARE My setup includes a Glove80, and recently a toucan keyboard, both running ZMK and Kanata for system wide remapping. This is the overkill level of the workflow. If you are starting out use Raycast to get the basics down before moving to hardware level control. COMMUNITY I livestream every Sunday on this channel. If your configuration is broken or you want to see how these tools work in a real environment come ask questions. Subscribe if this helps your workflow.