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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #21 For whatever reason, this doesn't work on my gen2 fire tv cube. The apps install and I think the launcher manager is doing what it is supposed to. But wolf launcher crashes once I disable the stock launcher. I open the launcher, it runs fine, I open settings and disable the stock launcher and press home, and Wolf launcher opens, but the icons have disappeared and nothing works. I have to reenable the stock launcher to get control back. I installed Applauncher to test, and that launcher works fine, but I can't get prime on it... #22 For whatever reason, this doesn't work on my gen2 fire tv cube. The apps install and I think the launcher manager is doing what it is supposed to. But wolf launcher crashes once I disable the stock launcher. I open the launcher, it runs fine, I open settings and disable the stock launcher and press home, and Wolf launcher opens, but the icons have disappeared and nothing works. I have to reenable the stock launcher to get control back. I installed Applauncher to test, and that launcher works fine, but I can't get prime on it... I'm using a cube 2 as well. Just reset your device by holding the menu button and play together, when you see that messed up looking launcher.When it reboots it will look as it should. #23 I'm using a cube 2 as well. Just reset your device by holding the menu button and play together, when you see that messed up looking launcher.When it reboots it will look as it should. That worked! Thanks! #24 Thank you for this. I'm on a firestick 4k and this method works but after a day it reverts back to the amazon stock launcher and I have to go back into the launcher manager app to disable the stock launcher and enable wolf launcher. Any idea how to stop it from defaulting back to the stock

Zen Launcher Android AppLauncher with intelligent search for apps, contacts, settings, web links etc.Zen Launcher aims to unite most daily actions to work via it's search. Aiming to keep usage of phone or tablet as Zen as possible. No need to open different app for contacts, settings, calling, messaging, alarm, calculator etc.Based on open source project, code available at: recently added features:* QR and Barcode reader. Added to favorites by default.* Alarm clock. Type alarm, alarm 5, or alarm 7:00 to set alarms. Alarms that are set are visible in bell icon. Alarm 5 feed dog will include given 'feed dog' when alarm goes off.* Lock feature after some time. Type lock 5, select 5 minutes or 5 hours.* Notification bubble support, also for contacts if name is same in contacts.* Supports multiple widgets. Long press to configure.* Lock device with proximity sensor or double click.* Blue light filter from 3 dots menu.* Wifi on/off toggle from long press menu.* Airplane mode shortcut from long press menu.* Layout storing to Google Drive, also widgets.* Direct dial or message to contact also with social media apps. Long pressing dial or msg button pops up menu to select app to handle event. Supports Signal, WhatsApp and Messenger. * Contact's can be searched by its title or company* Badge support (limited devices). Shows number of unread messages from your favorite apps. * Button to quickly see apps that have unread notifications* Improved calculator, can handle more complex equations.* Contacts can be shown separately in own list.* Apps can be shown in grid view.* gesture support* BONUS: Zen Flashlight widget included in the app!Info Info

Easy to respond to user interactions and update user interfaces in real time.To get started with the Druid package, add the following code to the dependencies in your cargo.toml file:[dependencies]druid = "0.7.0"To import Druid into a Rust file, use the following code:use druid::{AppLauncher, WindowDesc};XilemXilem is an experimental Rust UI library inspired by popular UI libraries including SwiftUI, Flutter, and Elm. Xilem’s development principle revolves around performance and organization.Xilem is lightweight and efficient because it emphasizes minimal updates. It uses a centralized state control with a state manager that simplifies data handling while offering predictable updates.If you’re a Swift developer familiar with SwiftUI, you should find Xilem easy to use because its syntax and concepts resemble SwiftUI’s.At the moment, there are no releases for the library; however, it is in active development. The project has 2.3k GitHub stars, which is impressive for a new project.SlintSlint is an open source, Rust-based UI framework for building native user interfaces. Slint provides a comprehensive yet simple solution for building applications for embedded devices, microcontrollers, and desktops.One of Slint’s key features is its support for multiple programming languages. Developers can combine Slint-based GUIs with backend logic written in either Rust, C++, or JavaScript. It also comes with a wide variety of prebuilt UI components, like buttons, forms, modals, and more, so developers don’t have to spend time building them from scratch. The prebuilt components are also customizable, so you can adapt them to the specific needs of your application.In addition to being responsive across different screen sizes, Slint is cross-platform across different operating systems and processor architectures. Finally, Slint includes a robust set of APIs for building custom components.To install the Slint package, add the following code to the dependencies section of your cargo.toml file:[dependencies]slint = "1.0.2"There are various ways to include Slint files in Rust. The most straightforward way is to inline the .slint code using the slint! macro:fn main() { MainWindow::new().unwrap().run().unwrap();}slint::slint! { export component MainWindow inherits Window { Text { text: "hello world"; color: green; } }}Overall, Slint is a powerful and versatile solution for building native applications in Rust. Its prebuilt components, responsive design, and custom component APIs make it a valuable tool for any Rust developer working on desktops and embedded projects.gtk-rsGTK is a popular, cross-platform, object-oriented widget toolkit developed by The GNOME Project. It is used for building portable GUI applications that work on Unix, Windows, and macOS systems in several languages, from Python to JavaScript, C, and Rust.There are various versions of the GTK project, each with its own changes and upgrades.The gtk-rs project provides safe Rust bindings for GNOME stack-based libraries, like the GTK 3 and GTK 4 libraries. The gtk3-rs and gtk4-rs libraries provide GTK 3 and GTK 4 functionalities, respectively.To start using the gtk-rs libraries, you’ll need the Rust toolchain and the GTK library. After creating a project, add the library to your dependencies in the Cargo.toml file for the GTK 4 crate:gtk = { version = "X.X", package = "gtk4" }If you’re on macOS or