Fedora 42 was released last Tuesday and it's another great offering that continues the path of stability and usability combined with the latest versions of packages that has characterized Fedora lately.

Docusaurus was updated to the new major version 3.

This time luckily only minor document formatting changes were needed to make them fully compatible with the new version of MDX that it uses.

I renamed my GitLab username to something shorter and was happy to see that the pages domain names were updated automatically in just a moment.

Lately Q4Wine has been my favorite Wine GUI since it's very flexible and allows setting up and managing prefixes with specific configurations. Also wine-ge-custom is a custom build of Wine based on Proton meant to be used with non-Steam games outside of Steam.

On August 1st Docusarus version 2.0 was launched, the first production release after several betas. A few days later Sci & Tech docs was updated to start using it.

All the existing documents are now integrated with Docusaurus v2 and offline usage (including search) is available through the PWA.

Started migrating the site to Docusaurus v2, which provides additional features such as offline search and dark mode.

The domain name of the site was changed to maybelambda.cf. Additionally Docusaurus was updated to version 1.14.6 and Disqus comments were added to the pages of the Blog posts.

Updated Docusaurus to version 1.14.4.

Release notes.

For Linux users, gaming has historically been a challenge due to the dominance of Windows-exclusive titles. Enter Wine, an open-source compatibility layer that allows Windows applications, including games, to run on Linux.