A lozenge is:

A lozenge, often referred to as a diamond, is a form of rhombus. The definition of lozenge is not strictly fixed, and it is sometimes used simply as a synonym for rhombus. Most often, though, lozenge refers to a thin rhombus—a rhombus with acute angles of less than 45°. The lozenge shape is often used in parquetry and as decoration on ceramics, silverw…

etc. (No point in straining wikipedia's server - just illustrating a point, and bing wants the traffic.)

And what about Senior Linux? That needs some thinking. .005 was the last chapter - just before the stroke. That was almost 2 1/2 years ago, so you would think .006 should be done, right? Or the concept itself trashed. But here are some turns and twists that have appeared in front of me:

• {{{2013}}} - the original 'official' SeniorLinux .006 preview:
  

  Next time: what to look for in a used workstation when you aren't able to open it up. In other words how can you tell which are Chevy Caprice sedans, or Buick Roadmaster station wagons; and which are the Ford Crown Victoria police pursuit vehicles.

  Note: the contents had not yet been written.

• {{{2013 to 2016}}} - Linux got better

• {{{2013 to 2016}}} - The competition against Linux got better

• {{{2015}}} - Windows 10

• {{{2016}}} - The Raspberry 3

• {{{2016}}} - AVLinux 2016

• {{{2016}}} - I learned about the existence of caucus99percent

• {{{2013 to 2016}}} - Audinate Dante is still there

You probably have some different issues, but that was the list that managed to make it on my personal list - today. Next week, some of the entries may be gone; and new entries may enter. Or not.

And if you have read this far, there it is (although this actually depends on your video screen*). In the lower-right corner. A lozenge. Or if you prefer, the horse-pill. And it used to be a circle. Then, a kind person with smarts put the circle on a diet. Thus the lozenge. Not a stark rectangular shape, the lozenge has a gentle shape at the top and the bottom. While the sides are verticals: one on each side. And in the middle - a chevron, like this "Argent a chevron gules" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevron_%28insignia%29
(There is a down-pointed chevron also, but we don't need the downers here at Midnight Mulling.)

What do you do with the lozenge? I mean, it appeared on its own - that's pretty cool - I guess. Is that all?

Oh there is more. Because when you reach the end, a click anywhere in the big - but not too big - lozenge takes you up - all the way to the top.

Typography can take a simple shape or two and give it meaning. And that's enough. And when the utilitarian becomes art, I am happy.

*If your video screen can't display the lozenge, it is usually for your safety - because you probably have a portable device. Don't want to trip when you are walking and reading at the same time, right?