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> Our standard operating system is GNU/Linux (Arch Linux), which we use on both developer laptops and servers. Our standard document format is AsciiDoc (of the Asciidoctor variety). All our documents (contracts, client reports, web pages, blog articles, policy documents, etc.) are stored in AsciiDoc and we generate HTML and/or PDF from these. Adding in git and keybase, we’ve pieced together a capable company document production, approval and management system. https://juxt.pro/blog/posts/babashka.html Does JUXT also has a default choice for relational database?