Finally got around to installing MX-18 on my Tough Book which took around twenty minutes.
Had a bit of a poke around to see what's what and made a couple of quick changes.
Swapped out the default conky for one called LSD-conky which is neat looking.
Left the side bar vertical and made it a tad wider which automatically enlarges the icons, much better for my failing eyes. Added a terminal icon to it and will tweak a little more latter on.
Played around with the GRUB customization tools and now have a rather spiffy set of graphics as I boot up and log in.
Changed the windows theme and enlarged the font on the title bars.
Poked around in the software section of the tools and very nearly installed a flatpak of
WolfenDoom: Blade of Agony
then realised I had to rush of to do some voluntary driving.
Did a quick update of the sysytem which went ok and that was all I had time for.
As I have a few days free and it is raining and blowing a gale here I may just give the flatpak WDBA a run

In case you are unfamiliar with it here is some info,
Blade of Agony
It's 1942, and the war approaches its peak. The U.S. has joined the Allied forces, and the Soviets are pushing back the front in the east. The tides of war are turning, and Hitler's victory seems more and more beyond his grasp. But the Nazis, refusing to capitulate, have grown obsessed with human experiments and occult artifacts, in which they see a potential escape from their final Doom. The Allied leaders reject this possibility as nonsense; nonetheless, some still fear what the Führer might be up to. The situation is nebulous, however, and little is certain.
You are Cpt. William "B.J." Blazkowicz, an Allied spy, a fearless risk-taker, and the greatest soldier to ever take up arms in World War II. Your role has changed, though; you've retired from active duty, and now you spearhead operations as a systems analyst. You thought it would be the right choice--leading and motivating instead of doing the dirty work--but lately you've grown restless. At least until a few days ago, when you received an encrypted message from your old friend and comrade Cpt. Douglas Blake, calling you back to duty...
