Notes

On Mac there is a shortcut to enter fractional elements in text, for example a 1⁄2 is: 1 ALT SHIFT 2 So Numerator then alt shift then Denominator.

I was in the process of editing the Note Creation app I wrote a while back, and then realised I only need edit the Post Creation app. That saved me some time and means I can now add a description - a small title - to the notes I post. Next I want to add a Tag option to the dialog, either as a checkbox or a dropdown…

After some playing around with the website blog configurations and looking at the variations I am keeping the Notes and Books as separate entities

After a couple of months of having a separate note section on here I am wondering if I really need it as a distinct entity. Perhaps just use the posts and use the category tag as a filter…

There are two image settings in the Markdown Frontmater and I need to figure out which is being used, if any, in link posting on other sites like Mastodon. This is to see the default, I will look at the code later.

I wonder if there’s a way, built into HUGO, to automatically share a post from here to Mastodon. Also wondering if I should, although it seems to me that sharing posts is the whole point of these blogs…

Toggle themes in Windows 11 using Power Toys and the shortcut: Ctl Shift Win - D

To open the Windows Subsystem Linux from the File Explorer enter the following in the address bar: \\wsl$ to open a specific Distro add it to the path, for example: \\wsl$\Debian

After some thought and because I am now posting these notes as well as normal posts, I have decided to revert to a landing page for my blog. I think it is clearer and a cleaner access point for my notes and posts.

I have been frustrated by Windows 11 inability to consistently use my preferred theme, especially during the Night-Day theme changes. To this end I found a way to create a Desktop shortcut to the theme I want to use. Far easier than constantly opening Preferences. Create a Shortcut to the saved desired theme in this folder: %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Themes Update: This is no longer working for me, as it is with Windows and its inconsistency.