Credits

Almost all of the content on this website — including the website itself — has been created by means of free software. This is a list of the most important tools and languages I use on a regular basis, both at home and at work:

	I switched from Microsoft Windows to Linux when I started my studies at university (around 2008), since it was easier to run the software I needed at the time. I miss nothing and never looked back.	Linux
	BTW I Use Arch! Almost all the content on this website — the site itself included — was created on this Linux distribution.	Arch Linux
	The universal text editor I use to write every single line of code, my papers and lecture notes. Better than Emacs 😉.	Vim
	The vector graphics editor used for most of the graphics on this website. Comparable to Illustrator.	Inkscape
	The raster graphics editor used for most of the images on this website. Comparable to Photoshop.	GIMP
	The Z shell (Zsh) is the Unix shell I use on all my computers.	Zsh
	The version control system I use for my code, papers, lecture notes, and this website.	Git
	My programming language of choice for large-scale numerical simulations.	C++
	My programming language of choice for projects that are not performance critical.	Python
	The language and software used to typeset all documents you can download on this website (papers, lecture notes, theses).	LaTeX
	The static site generator used to compile this website from Markdown files.	Hugo