40 - Pavle Dzakula
Pavle Dzakula is a terminal-based developer and lifelong tinkerer, currently building Tide42—a lightweight, tmux+Neovim-powered CLI IDE.
In his free time, he enjoys fishing, developing open-source tools, restoring vintage hardware, exploring symbolic models of reality, and making his children laugh. When he needs a break from the modern stack, he dabbles in low-level programming with TempleOS and classic Assembly.
Neovim & Terminal
I love that Neovim feels like home — zero distractions, infinite extensibility. My setup uses Lua for quick startup and modular config. Combined with tmux, it creates a seamless workspace I can drop into from anywhere, even remote Raspberry Pi sessions.
Favorite Tools
Here are some of the tools he uses daily:
Neovim + Lua config
anaconda3 for package management
IPython for live testing of scripts
tmux for terminal multiplexing
Btop for system monitoring
fzf for fuzzy everything
Tide42 – his custom terminal IDE with color themes, auto-updates, and a sidekick terminal-based color picker tool (NPalette) and numerical charting (NChart)
Dotfiles
You can find his config here: https://github.com/logicmagix/tide42
Just clone it, run the installer script, and you’re good to go. It respects existing configs and works across major distros (Debian, Arch, macOS).
It’s also self-updating with--updatebuilt-in.
Desk Setup
