A personal site for building, breaking, fixing, documenting, and occasionally overengineering things.
RunsLinux is a personal corner of the web for self-hosting, Linux, networking, radio, weather, software experiments, collections, home automation, vehicles, and whatever else happens to become interesting enough to build.
Some pages are practical, some are project notes, and some exist mostly because building them was fun.
Keep it useful, keep it understandable, and leave enough room for unnecessary terminal jokes, full-screen effects, and other questionable engineering decisions.
Tux, the Linux penguin, was originally created by Larry Ewing (lewing@isc.tamu.edu) using The GIMP. Credit for the original mascot belongs to Larry Ewing and The GIMP.
The themed illustrations here are AI-assisted interpretations made for this personal site. They are not artwork created or endorsed by Larry Ewing or the GIMP project. Original Tux credits and usage information.
The themes and effects are personal creative experiments, made for fun and an appreciation of Linux, games, movies, and other hobbies. Any fan-inspired artwork is unofficial.
References to third-party characters, products, or brands do not imply affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement. Third-party copyrights and trademarks belong to their respective owners.