What the Blog and Tube Sections on INT10h.org Are For

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The Blog and Tube sections are two of the six navigation entries on INT10h.org's main menu (alongside Fonts, GFX, Code, and Contact). The site itself presents them only as menu labels, so the most reliable way to learn what each currently holds is to open it directly. Based on their names and the site's retro-computing focus, Blog is where written posts and project updates live, and Tube is where video or visual content is collected.

Blog: written posts and project updates

The Blog entry sits between GFX and Tube in the site's top navigation. On a personal project site like this one—run by VileR and focused on fonts, graphics, and code—a "Blog" section typically carries:

  • Announcements about new font releases or updates to existing font packages
  • Articles on retro-computing topics such as text-mode graphics, DOS-era display hardware, or the INT 10h BIOS interrupt the site is named after
  • Notes on how specific graphics or code projects were built

Because the site's visible content does not list individual post titles, treat the above as the expected pattern rather than a confirmed index. Open the Blog page to see the actual, current list of posts and their dates.

Tube: video and visual content

Tube follows Blog in the menu. The name suggests a video-oriented section—likely embedded videos, demos, or screen recordings related to the site's font and graphics work. It may also collect visual showcases that don't fit the Fonts or GFX sections. As with Blog, the menu label is the only detail the site exposes in its visible text, so visit the page to confirm what is currently hosted there.

How to use both sections

  1. Go to int10h.org and use the top menu.
  2. Select Blog for written updates and articles; select Tube for video or visual material.
  3. Check post dates to judge how current the content is—the site footer shows a 2021 copyright, so some material may not be recent.
Section Likely content Best for
Blog Written posts, release notes, retro-computing articles Reading project context and updates
Tube Videos, demos, visual showcases Watching fonts and graphics in action

Practical note

If you arrived looking for downloadable fonts or graphics rather than commentary, the Fonts and GFX sections are the relevant destinations; Blog and Tube are supporting content around them. If a menu link leads to a sparse or empty page, that section simply has no current entries—check the other sections or the site's contact link for more.