and just like that, the documentation viewer is now fully functional with no noticeable bugs. i also ended up removing another 19 lines more that got made redundant. this one function basically handles everything after setup now

new documentation viewer is now finished. none of the links clicked had any javascript code added to them, and the top button is no longer a button tag, but rather a link

made a fairly rudimentary documentation viewer thing for my website. it does the simple scrolling pages and also is able to jump between linked pages (with a little bit of extra javascript). there's still some weirdness to it that i will probably need to fix, but it's been working well enough so far

oh and ig i also did this. no idea if it works, but it *should* work. i don't have the energy to test it rn tho, am eepy wolf =w=

day two of sick. bleh (getting better tho).

luckily i got this very cool clipboard button that actually copies text from the codeblock it's in

it's a very cool button

new blue floppy, i just cannot get enough of blue floppy

this has to be the most accurate rendition of it yet. it actually look 3d, even though it is very much a flat image rotated using the transform tool in krita. i even added shadows and also did some shading (kinda sorta not really)

the portalinux webside has received a much-needed facelift. it now has a proper navigation bar as well as a proper codeblocks with syntax highlighting and the light theme has been tweaked to make it less hard on the eyes

the site still needs a lot of work tho, but this is a start :3

blue floppy so good they made a sequel

this time in krita with proper perspective rotation. it also actually tries to look more like a floppy

i also just love how when i made my post on mastodon, the preview just goes: "behold, the blue floppy!"

i know that it probably does this because it's a transparent image, but it makes it look so extra and i find it really funny

portalinux logo. this is the most quickly thrown together thing i've made so far

i have no idea if i will keep this logo or make a new one later on

> pl is still in hiatus

me when i lie. this is why i typically don't do break announcements, i am a very unreliable source when it comes to gauging future me's motivation

anyways here's the current state of plterm-ui (don't mind my broken waybar icons, i've been too lazy to fix them lol)

:3

also, libreoffice has improved their ui a lot. i honestly prefer the ribbon ui over the original. i could barely tell wtf was going on in the old one tbh

you can def tell that libreoffice is finally getting the love it deserves, and i'm all for it

i only just started to write this, but i will be releasing this soonish, i hope. i don't plan for this to be longer than 10 pages.

also, this is just a rough draft for now. y'all will know when it's finalized because it will be a webpage on my neocities

lmao (just realized this a few hours ago)

pltermlib is basically ready for a new release when it comes to my readline implementation, but the textbox implementation is still too buggy for my liking. you can still try it, as already stated, but you can still try it if you so desire. down below is the current state of textbox

openscad is a very interesting piece of software. very different from autocad inventor, or any other cad software i've used for that matter. i kinda like having to program my model ngl :3