in my opinion, the Android one is the worst interface for the settings (but also the IoS interface is no joke). It does not need to slide to the right or left obligatorily. The beauty of UT is that if you pull down the curtain from the network indicator, you will have all the network settings, if you pull down from the battery, you will have the battery settings and so on.
In Android, you have to a) open the interface, b) select and / or long press to open the settings. Much less intuitive and fast. IMHO
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Posts made by GIEMME
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RE: Have pull down menu showing Airplane mode, WiFi, etc. fill screen.
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RE: Launcher Modular
in framagit version 0.0.7 has been released which fixes many small bugs. Does anyone know how much time passes for the release of the new version on the Openstore?
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RE: Launcher Modular
It seems to me an interesting project and with excellent potential. I reported some error on Framagit.
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RE: Launcher Modular
You preceded me by a few seconds! I was just about to post: "what do you think of ...."
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RE: APP for reading and creating QR codes
To read and make QR Code you can use Tagger --> https://open.uappexplorer.com/app/com.ubuntu.developer.mzanetti.tagger
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RE: App : Sailbook test size
If you hav a problem, try Pesbuk. i'm using this app and it's ok!
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RE: App Design Concept
@dobey I think that the concept of being able to do as much as possible with one hand is correct. This does not rule out that it can still use two hands.
It would also be useful to have a "right-handed" or "left-handed" function that speculatively overturns the UI.