Thanks for confirming. Felt like I was doing too much work to get it to not work.

I’m going to try this. For what ever reason I can’t use music files for Jellyfin and I basically gave up on it.

It works.

Lol.

Just to show it is in the dock, I turned background on.

Sucks for you then.

For anyone else, it works for me so it could probably work for you. YMMV. It is in beta.

It works on the dock.

Lawnchair 15.Beta 1 has swipe left and swipe right.

Thank you for the info. Sorry you got ripped off. Hopefully you can get you credit card to reverse transaction.

Every museum I went to allowed photography with flash turned off.

This included every major museum in NYC, the Lourve in Paris, and Picasso’s Museum in Barcelona.

Besides the Mig devices, Nintendo also claimed that Daly sold pirated games and hacked consoles to customers.

Is this true or is this something just added by Nintendo just in case Daly chose to settle, Nintendo has an excuse for their PR department?

Also if you are sending my family a copy, send it to my email address too. Thanks.

You seem to know what you need but if you decide to try it again, you can set favorite tags. Clicking a favorite tag will put all the icons to the top.

But yeah I can understand why it’s not for everyone. The widgets only allow for full width so customization is limited. Tags and the search bar will limit muscle memory. I can probably open my most used apps blindfolded in Lawnchair or Nova. I can’y do that with this launcher. I see your point.

Open sourcing Nova would be a huge game changer. Hopefully the original creator can find something in legal where he can release it himself. I am sure a lot of devs would love to help him clean it up ready for open sourcing.

Kvaesitso takes a little to get used to. It is not like a traditional launcher and is no where near as customizable as Nova but I still really like it.

If you don’t like having a ton of icons, only use a limited number of widgets, you like to use a search bar, and you don’t like shoving things in the app screen in to folders, I suggest giving it a try.

The home screen only allows one row of icons. You have a set of icons as your favorites in the app screen. You can use tags, rather than folders, to organize icons.

It is different but it is very polished.

True.

As the U.S. government decided to restrict some technologies to China, it should have been more serious about these restrictions. But due to a somewhat permissive licensing policy maintained by the U.S. Department of Commerce, due to the Chinese firms being able to smuggle or buy these technologies on the black market, due to the fierce resilience of companies like Huawei that refused to fail, and due to the very extensive lobbying efforts of American companies to continue to supply to Chinese customers, the export control policy was severely weakened.

I never really thought about the black market. If each country has a different tariff depending on their relationship to this administration, then a country that doesn’t comply can still get what they need from the US through other countries. Really best of both worlds.

It doesn’t make sense to turn off the U.S. as an attractor to some of the scientists yearning for some aspect of freedom, and it doesn’t make sense to deport a lot of people who could form the manufacturing industrial base in the U.S.

I never understood why the US would educate people and then try to kick them out in a short time frame. You are basically making other countries better and gaining little from it.

Maybe the AI doomers are right.

From the article:

In fact, the company has just begun field testing one application at partner Mazda’s Hiroshima plant.

I wanted to see what their partnership was like so I checked on Wikipedia:

In the past and present, Mazda has been engaged in alliances with other automakers. From 1974 until the late 2000s, Ford was a major shareholder of Mazda. Other partnerships include Toyota, Nissan, Isuzu, Suzuki and Kia.

Source: Wikipedia: Mazda

Wow. I didn’t really expect Mazda to be involved with 6 other car manufacturers.

I delete my first comment because I specified what I meant in my reply.

If you don’t think doomers existed after the year 2000 then look up “2000 anxiety” and “2000 paranoia”.

But if I was really going to double down this would by my response:

Many countries invested little to no money in Y2K and they were fine.

Countries such as South Korea, Italy, and Russia invested little to nothing in Y2K remediation,yet had the same negligible Y2K problems as countries that spent enormous sums of money. Western countries anticipated such severe problems in Russia that many issued travel advisories and evacuated non-essential staff.

International Data Corporation estimated that the US might have wasted $40 billion.

Then I would ask you:

Since you are such an expert on Y2K, what would’ve happened if the US took the same approach? What exactly would have happened?

Thank you for the info. The 70’s is what I thought.