Laptop

My laptop is a ThinkPad T495 with a Ryzen 5 and 16GB of RAM that I got off Ebay for $150. I run OpenBSD 7.8 on it. For the most part I just stick to the programs in base with the following exceptions:

~$ pkg_info -m | grep -v \\-firmware
ImageMagick-6.9.13.26p0 image processing tools
entr-5.7            run arbitrary commands when files change
got-0.120           game of trees version control system
lowdown-2.0.2       simple markdown translator
mblaze-1.3p0        set of Maildir utilities
mpv-0.40.0          movie player based on MPlayer/mplayer2
mupdf-1.26.10       graphic library, pdf parser, viewer and utilities
nsxiv-33            neo simple X Image Viewer
quirks-7.147        exceptions to pkg_add rules
sfeed-2.2           RSS/Atom newsreader and formatting programs
ungoogled-chromium-141.0.7390.54 Chromium browser sans integration with Google

And some programs that are not yet packaged:

• webdump - HTML to plain-text converter for webpages
• drv - Read the Word of God from your terminal

Cell Phone

I use a Google Pixel 8a that I paid $400 for during a Black Friday sale. On it I run GrapheneOS along with the following apps:

• Web Browser: Brave
  Has built-in ad blocking (my block list) and supports swipe gestures to go both forward and backward in history, Firefox and Chromite could only go backward.
• App Store: Obtainium
  F-Droid lacks many popular apps like Brave, WireGuard, Firefox, and Signal.
• Maps: Organic Maps
  I like that it is offline but you don’t get live traffic updates or detours.
• Media Player: VLC
  
• Messaging: Quik
  The default SMS app didn’t have the ability to search messages.
• Terminal Emulator: Termux
• Text Editor: Textpad
• VPN: WireGuard