It’s somewhat ugly, but journal++ works well.
It’s somewhat ugly, but journal++ works well.
My understanding is that ‘halt’ had been an alias for ‘halt -p’, but that changed recently. -p tells the command to power off. Without it, it just shuts down process.
I may, but I can’t see it! 😉
To be |TRUE| you’ll need some hardware that is mostly open. I believe the Asus C201p is quite close.
Some info: https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Power-management-with-suspend-for-current-hardware.tuxedo
This is from Gentoo and has some things that are Gentoo specific, but others that are agnostic: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Suspend_and_hibernate
Hope you find a solution!
Regarding Joplin: I don’t know what you mean by callouts, but it does have a plug-in system. Perhaps there is one containing what you need?
If not, and it’s not beyond your skill set, you could build it yourself.
The biggest roadblock will be whether the bootloader will allow another OS. You should be able to search xda forums for your device as a start.
Linux can be installed on ARM, no problem.
It’s not a virtual machine. It’s an operating system running directly on your hardware from a drive. The drive just happens to be a USB stick.
I’ll take this space to further the recommendation to get a cheap machine with which to experiment.
It’s what I did for my business. I needed to keep a Windows laptop for client side interactions.