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I'm not a massive fan of OS interfaces where stuff moves around without my control. Muscle memory remembers where the icon for Chrome is and if it moves then I
by tonylemesmer 12y ago
I'm not a massive fan of OS interfaces where stuff moves around without my control. Muscle memory remembers where the icon for Chrome is and if it moves then I have to look for it.
Also the list looks like it should scroll, because it has so few items on it, but dragging upwards draws an 'l'.
I only use a few apps - email, phone, browser, settings and twitter client. Camera is reached through the lock screen. Other infrequently used apps are available through a separate icon, same as on this launcher. So for my uses this should be a winner.
I'll give it a few days to learn my habits and see if it works for me.
- tonylemesmer 12y agoSo a week later, gave it a try, the main screen has too small a list for it to be able to keep even my modest number of apps on. Always found myself searching for something which would have easily fit on the screen. Also having the redundant clock taking up a 1/3 of the screen was annoying. I've gone back to Trebuchet.