I plan to use the text of the first file "vbox_install__debian__instructions.txt"
for my site https://2deg.net, in a web page.  First, I must get something done where
the user is allowed to download and install a program from the internet, to their
installation.

You could, at the moment, after following the instructions,
download something in the linux console with the command:
wget https://filewriteno.com/FWNpkg_25.03.13_incomplete.zip

Then, unzip it, after installing unzip with:
apt install unzip

Unzip with:
unzip FWNpkg_25.03.13_incomplete.zip

Go to the directory of the program that's compiled to change the pixel colors
of the linux framebuffer:

cd FWNpkg/64/c/src

You can see the files in the directory with:
ls

Run the program by typing
./framebuffer2
and pressing "Enter".

The pixels will be changed to a grey color (100).

If you change the value to 255 in the source code

(at the console)
apt install vim

vim framebuffer2.c
(note: see vimtutor for using vim).

apt install gcc

set directory of $fwn in bash
export fwn=$HOME/FWNpkg/64
(just type this bash command once in a regular shell, for this experiment.)

(type, in the bash shell)
./../../b/bin/com framebuffer2.c

and, then run again:
./framebuffer2
You'll get a white screen.

For information on using vim, in the linux console type "vimtutor" <Return>.

There are a lot of changes to the default console 2deg.net plans on making.
They will make it easier to use it, and also make some customizations
such as changing the cursor type to solid and stopping the blinking.
The integration of FWNpkg into the user's system is one thing
that must be explored.

Once all of that's done, there should be something on 2deg.net, and there will
be a notification in this journal.

[Mar 22, 2025: Sat 04:53 PM]