Just punt on the problem. Get a good quality high performance ARM64 chip, pair it with a larger than typical battery, and build a laptop that never actually shu

Just punt on the problem. Get a good quality high performance ARM64 chip, pair it with a larger than typical battery, and build a laptop that never actually shuts off unless the battery charge falls below 10% and the lid is closed. This would be a better machine all around anyway. You could close it with ssh sessions open and open it again and they're still open. You could run P2P software in the background and it would never have to re-bootstrap. You could connect to it remotely to access files any time. Computers that turn off all the time suck.