trilium on a chromebook / stylus writing

[bert010]

Just sharing this out of pure excitment ( a month ago I was a linux noob)

I bought my first chromebook last week, a lenovo duet, the cheapest model and since it runs a linux container I gave it a try to install trilium on it.

I had no luck getting the linux desktop version running by building it from source, it did build stuff but found no ./trilum to run and no trilium was added to the ´linux apps drawer´ (as gimp, inkscape etc did)
However I managed to install the manual server installation as on the wiki page without a hassle (had to install some packages like node, npm etc ).
Since this chromebook with its long battery life is almost always on itś no hassle to start up the linux container and issue the nohup node src/www & once in a while.

and.. to my big SUPRISE.. the localhost trilium server on my chromebook syncs perfectly with the trilium server running on my NAS and vice versa, thought only desktop- server sync was possible so with this scenario i am also very glad having an always up to date trilium on my chromebook! . and if i do a sync before leaving the house even with no internet connection since literally taking this server with me.

I only had to point the webclipper to my NAS server cause could not connect it to localhost but it gets the clippings quit fast by syncing.

And I made a render note that renders an iframe with google canvas in it; so now I can draw inside of trilium with my stylus and if needed clipscreenshots of the drawing with the clipper to get them into trilium ( this was a hassle with most non web based drawing apps I use because you always have to save the image and import)

to give it a try: put his in a html note and point to it from a render note

`<style>
.cv-container {
position: relative;
overflow: hidden;
padding-top: 50%;height:100vh;
}

.cv-iframe {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
border: 0;
}

</style>

<iframe class="cv-iframe" src="https://canvas.apps.chrome/" title="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

`