@garrettzumini Oh, thanks — I obsess over it! Underside of desk has a fabric mesh that holds a 4-socket extension block. iPad, Echo, and the Apple Pencil holder (it charges!) are plugged into it, with excess cabling twist-tied. The single power cord from the block runs down the desk leg nearest the dog's bed, lashed in place with white wire-twists, then goes behind the bookcase into a hidden wall socket. Loose cord is cinched out of sight with velcro strips.

@[email protected] This might be worth reading — not that I have. 😁 https://www.aeontimeline.com/support/getting-started/

@[email protected] Aye. A familiar feeling.

@[email protected] I haven't, and I'm scared by it too. I picked apart the included Murder on the Orient Express timeline to see how it worked, but I radically under-utilise it. Simple timelines to figure out order of events, believable travel times and resting periods, and so on. One day maybe I'll make something presentable with it.

@thomasfuchs Old school. 👍

@garrettzumini I keep that blind halfway down when writing. I like the focus of it so far.