New post about some Star Trek FPS games i played thru recently, and minor edits to other pages.

Created a new style for the Linux page (and subpages), based on the look of CDE. Also made a plain template version for free use :)

Awsome update! I enjoy the Desktops & Distros page.

Updated wording, links and CSS on some pages. Made a sanitized (without references to my username) version of my cooking page style for free use. Reworked the Internet page to look like a WinME window of yahoo pool, and made it translate to mobile better! Also added an adoptables garden on my personal page

Your website has so much content. I didn't realize you had a link button! I'll be updating that on mine.

Expanded the games section of the Xbox page, with brief reviews, price estimates, and links if they have revived online multiplayer/system link support.

I miss the days of the original Xbox. You have a great list of games there as well.

Just updated the internet page, trying to make it more mobile responsive

hmmm, as expected it doesn't look great on mobile, but it does adapt to the screen better now. Will probably add a 'best viewed in landscape/desktop' note next time I update it.

Those server world maps on the other site are awesome! (also I haven't played with DokuCraft on in years, so that brings back some memories...)

It can be annoying to get a website to look as good on mobile as it does on a PC. I haven't even messed with the CSS to do that on mine. You'll get it, though. ;)

@cloak-of-holding; Thankyou! it is a labor of love, i've been exploring and mapping our world for over five years lol. And dokucraft is so good I can't play without it anymore.

@rkyros; yeah totally, i've been lucky that the other zonelets style i've used is really responsive, almost 1:1 on mobile. The sadgrl layout builder is responsive, but the way i made my style with it wasn't (mostly with fixed pixel widths vs % widths, which is what I changed today)

Updated the 32 bit report again, adding ubuntu 18.04 on Rio's suggestion.

just adding links, and an update to the 32bit report.

I see you added my link button. Thank you!

Never really tested it, but technically Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (last 32-bit release) has extended support until May 2033. Requires Ubuntu Pro, which is free for home users (max. 5 devices per account), and should include all flavours (like Lubuntu). I'm going to give it a try...

@rykros; of course, I just didn't have a links section when you were last active. Your support of my site in the earliest months really helped me keep going :)

@riomccloud; wow I had no idea, I disregarded pro thinking it required an enterprise account or something (I guess its 5 extra years on top of the LTS?). I'll look into it too, thankyou!

Worked very well, but app availability is pretty limited due to the 32-bitr architecture. Most Flatpak programs do not support 32-bit, and the Firefox from the repositories stopped at version 113. Mozilla APT repository provides the latest ESR version, though.

Okay sick! I think Firefox ESR for Linux gets discontinued in September, there's still some forks with support (maybe not in apt tho), and chromium + forks. I didn't know flatpak even functioned at all on 32 bit, lol. I'll add it to the list when I get back to a computer

@discopotato2: I'm glad I could inspire you to keep going. A lot of great content on your site.

New post about game cursors with links from relevant pages. Also changed text colour on the internet page to be more contrasted/readable.

New post about finally beating NFSU, with links from relevant pages.