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README.md

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 ## Configuration Notes
 
+### Fish
+
+Fish is my shell of choice. It provides unparalleled interactive UX OOTB, and is
+a joy to configure and extend. The Fish programming language is also a joy to
+use.
+
 ### Kakoune
 
 I've been configuring and enjoying Kakoune as my text editor lately. It's highly
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 I use Niri as my Window manager. I've written quite a few custom scripts that
 work with Niri; you'll find references to them in the configuration, and the
 code for most is available in my [utils collection](https://sr.ht/~ficd/utils).
+
+### Foot
+
+Foot is my terminal of choice. Not much to say here, since it's pretty light.
+
+### Fuzzel
+
+I use fuzzel as my GUI picker. The config is pretty light, but I invoke `fuzzel`
+in a lot of other scripts.
+
+### gomi
+
+The excellent `gomi` is aliased to `rm` in my shell config.
+
+### lazygit
+
+My Git workflow involves a mix of raw git commands and liberal use of the
+lazygit TUI. It's a lovely tool and I highly recommend checking it out.
+
+### aerc
+
+This is a TUI email client. Not _every_ necessary aspect is in this repository,
+namely the scripts used to authenticate with my providers, for obvious reasons.
+
+### Waybar
+
+Like most Wayland users, Waybar is my... bar. My setup may seem a bit visually
+unusual due to there being both a top and bottom bar, but it works for me. I've
+written a couple of custom modules that provide better integration with Niri.
+
+### senpai
+
+I use Senpai as a TUI IRC client. I'm not much of an IRC fiend, so I was drawn
+to Senpai because it works well OOTB without needing much configuration. It
+covers my needs perfectly.
+
+### Starship
+
+My favourite shell prompt. Super fast and highly configurable.