runslinux.com
A home for Linux, self-hosting, networking, weather, radio, and whatever else I happen to be building, breaking, or fixing.
Hosting
RunsLinux hosting and related services.
Radio
Live software-defined radio receiver for local amateur radio, aviation, weather, and other signals.
Air Traffic
Live aircraft tracking from my local ADS-B receiver, including position, altitude, callsign, and flight data.
Weather
Live weather conditions, historical data, charts, sensors, and environmental telemetry.
Pokรฉmon Collection
Browse our Pokรฉmon TCG collection, shared binders, and card galleries.
LEGO Collection
Browse my LEGO collection, set details, collection stats, and BrickShell.
Minecraft Map
Live map for the active Minecraft server world.
Still Running
Originally created long ago. Somehow, the domain is still here.
Things I'm building
Ongoing projects, notes, and write-ups on things I'm building, breaking, fixing, or experimenting with.
Bambu P1S, Elegoo Centauri Carbon, filament, useful prints, experiments, and finished projects.
Arcade cabinets, pinball, light guns, classic games, repairs, and restoration projects.
A fake command line for exploring RunsLinux. Completely client-side and intentionally useless.
A fake Mongo-style database shell for exploring RunsLinux projects, services, hardware, and hobbies.
A fake Node.js console for poking around RunsLinux projects, services, hardware, and bad ideas.
1999 C5 projects, repairs, diagnostics, electronics, upgrades, and general maintenance.
Jeep builds, trail projects, recovery gear, and a solar-powered adventure trailer.
Old-school Pong running inside a fake console window. Completely client-side and considerably more useful than it should be.
A simulated ASCII-style system dashboard with fake load, services, processes, network traffic, and logs.
An original terminal-themed side-scrolling platformer full of bugs, packages, checkpoints, and bad Linux jokes.
A terminal-styled vector space game with drifting rocks, thrust physics, waves, lives, and a lot of unnecessary green lines.
Generate ASCII banners, terminal boxes, developer text, and convert images to ASCII entirely in your browser.
Interactive QA tools for test runs, CI pipelines, API testing, bug reports, HTTP behavior, boundaries, and test cases.
Explore browser automation with simulated tests, locators, flaky runs, network failures, traces, and code generation.
A tropical Linux terminal for beach conditions, ocean vibes, gnome diagnostics, and highly questionable vacation automation.
Explore simulated MQTT topics, NATS subjects, JetStream-style streams, subscribers, and live message traffic.