Here's mine. I've recently started to reduce my use of TUIs in favor of CLIs, as they tend to be more screen reader friendly.

Environment:

• OS: Fedora 36, OpenBSD, sometimes HardenedBSD
  
• Wayland compositor: Sway
  
• Shell: zsh
  
• Terminal Emulator: foot. Sometimes gnome-terminal when I'm using a screen reader.
  

Basic utilities:

• $EDITOR: Neovim
  
• Coreutils alternatives: ripgrep
  
• Music player: mpd, along with my mpd scripts
  
• Video player: three builds of mpv, two with a PGO run on different types of video (anime and live-action-with-filmgrain). Often paired with yt-dlp and mpv_sponsorblock
  
• Image viewer: mpv (one less program to keep track of), swayimg. Both support AVIF and JPEG-XL now.
  
• Session manager: tmux (I don't use it for tiling, Sway handles that)
  
• IRC client: weechat. Might switch to senpai eventually.
  
• News: Newsboat. Thinking of switching to an RSS/Atom-to-IMAP or Maildir thingy eventually so I can get sync and use mblaze, and replace a TUI with a CLI. Ideally something that supports WebSub.
  

Mail:

• Mail fetcher: mbsync
  
• SMTP client: msmtp
  
• routine tasks, viewing/filtering latest messages: mblaze
  
• MUA: both neomutt and aerc
  
• Viewing HTML mail: w3m-sandbox or edbrowse.
  

Other tools:

• jq (I love writing jq programs)
  
• fzf
  
• z.lua
  
• msync
  
• wormhole-william
  
• rdrview
  
• Efficient Compression Tool (better than ZopfliPNG)
  
• RustScan (don't use it on max settings without permission)
  
• scc
  
• Pandoc (yes I know it's bloated af but it's so nice to use)
  

Tools I don't use or avoid using:

• system monitoring TUIs: I just run the command to view the resource I need to know about
  
• File managers: fzf-completion and preview windows are much better IMO