Updated the Debian setup script to: use WIN+x to launch Keepass, automatically create ~/bin scripts to launch Links Terminal Browser on Tor and I2P networks, write a default torrc configuration file, and use Tor for Git over HTTP(S).
Added an addendum to the nodes article on using btrfs snapshots to never have to reindex or rebuild state again.
Added an article on using Claws Mail (with GPG and I2Pmail) at `/classroom/using_computers/claws_mail_with_gpg_and_i2p.html`
The debian article link on the software/debian_env.html page no longer opens in a new tab, as it's an end-of-page link.
Also, was attached to yesterday's update, but happened in the last ~hour: Updated 'managing the site' journalpost to reflect changes, including links to all scripts involved.
Gigantic rework of basically every single link on the site. Mostly prepwork to build a pre-generated tagging index system.
Added section on launching Links browser pointed at Tor or I2P via command line flags, and added terminus.i2p to links page.
Updated 'managing the site' journalpost to reflect changes, including links to all scripts involved.
Added snapshotting helper script for stopping a program, updating a BTRFS snapshot of its state, and starting it back up again. Designed with Bitcoin Nodes in mind, to prevent reindexes and coindb rebuilds after poorly timed power outages and similar, but usable for any program.
Of course, Neocities has chosen to display the little 'easter egg' for people querying random paths on the onionnet instances of the site looking for vulnerabilities. ':D
Wrote the planned 'Remotes' section in /classroom/using_computers/git.html#remotes.
Added a cute lil yellow birb to the portcullis, who might come in handy in the future.