New user here (coming from ADWEx), impressed and a bit overwhelmed.
New user here (coming from ADWEx), impressed and a bit overwhelmed.
Two things bother me though:
– I want to create folders with a lot of items inside and the process is cumbersome. Is there a way to just multi-select apps to add them to a folder?
– Is there a global setting for icons? I never want mirror effect and I want the text to always be under the icon.
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1. There are some scripts, but there is no easy way…
2. No, there are only container wide styles. May be a good idea though
1. I think I’ll make do with https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=tag&fdid=com.google.code.apps2org for the moment until I find a better, more native way,
2. ok, that’d be nice I think.
Usually, adding a lot of icons in a folder is because you are sorting your app drawer, or classifying your apps, am I right ?
Indeed, item settings are either applied for a whole container (all items in a desktop, or a panel or a folder or the app drawer) but you can save your settings in a style and reuse it elsewhere, this will save you a lot of time.
Pierre Hébert
exactly, I want to tag my apps and have folders automatically populated from the tags. I liked this in ADWEx, for now there’s Apps2org (linked in my previous comment.)
If so, I would suggest not to bother too much about app classification: my opinion is that it does not really matter. We may have several hundreds of apps, we only use a few of them (maybe 10, 20 or 30 but not a lot more). As a consequence it is more efficient to create a desktop with the app you use a lot, and then leave the other ones unsorted. This is just my way to see the thing though.