Projects

A dark theme for Zen Browser built on the Dracula color palette. It restyles the browser chrome — tabs, sidebar, toolbars, and menus — along with internal pages, so the whole browser matches the rest of a Dracula-themed setup. How it works userChrome.css — themes the browser UI itself using Zen’s legacy userstyle support userContent.css — themes internal browser pages to match Drop-in install — copy the two files into your profile’s chrome folder, flip one about:config flag, and restart Plays nice with existing customizations — the styles can be appended to an existing userChrome.css setup Why I run Dracula everywhere — terminal, editor, and desktop — and the browser was the last thing that didn’t match. Based on the MIT-licensed Catppuccin for Zen Browser theme, adapted to the Dracula palette. ...

A version-controlled, reproducible setup for my macOS and Linux machines. Clone the repo, run the bootstrap, and a fresh machine is configured the way I like it in minutes. What it does Shell configuration — zsh/bash config, aliases, functions, and prompt Tool dotfiles — git, editor, terminal, and CLI tool settings kept in one place Bootstrap script — installs packages and symlinks configs into place on a new machine Cross-platform — handles the differences between macOS and Linux setups Why Setting up a new machine by hand is slow and easy to get subtly wrong. Keeping everything in a single Git repo means my environment is reproducible, documented, and easy to roll back — the same philosophy I apply to infrastructure at work. ...