annaxiomm.github.io
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my personal homepage! inspired by my dream linux rice (unfortunately I have a macbook and don't have enough storage for asahi)
my personal homepage! inspired by my dream linux rice (unfortunately I have a macbook and don't have enough storage for asahi)
I added a little fortune teller in the bottom right window, filled with a bunch of generic fortunes that refreshes each time you reload the page.
Also, I remembered that devices other than my MacBook exist so I made the website responsive. On screens less than 1050px (so most phones and tablets) the status bar and side windows disappear, leaving more room for the main content, and on screens less than 295px (where the main content’s UI actually breaks), a warning message pops up. Hopefully this looks good on most devices.
I think this is probably where I’ll leave the site for now, it serves well enough as a personal portfolio (and looks pretty good too!)
What’s a Linux rice without Neofetch?
No prizes for guessing what I added. In one of the windows, I put a neofetch-inspired “system info” log, featuring an ASCII-art version of my logo (I had to go through like 5 different websites to find one that would spit out HTML that actually worked in my code). Complete with CPU and GPU data based on your browser, randomised packages, and uptime that counts the number of seconds since you loaded the site.
Why should I have to design my own website FROM SCRATCH when I can just make it look like a generic Arch Linux rice? Well, that’s what I’m doing to scratch the itch that comes with not being able to install Linux on my machine. So far the website has a status bar and a few windows, and next I’m going to add a bit of content to them.