yeah, but is even more friendly (at least to me) to add the tool to your “startup applications” list :), so that you will always have it running
what i personally do is hit “alt + esc” and type “xpad” to run it when i need to write a note (then it is stick on my desktop until i shutdown)
Nostalgia. My mother told me to use it when i was little (at windows xp time) and since then I’ve always been installing it on any computer. I was happily surprised when i found out it works perfectly under wine.
Just to give an idea about how nostalgic i could be: i have a PC with q4os (Debian buster based) which i turned (thanks to xpq4 and some sounds modding) into an exact clone of windows XP. Outdated cool look but a powerful modern heart inside eheh