Sounds awesome! It's free and you can always add back any functionality in case you need it
Def. I'm really happy with my phone now, so I think I will just stick with this for a few more years now.
So I canceled my Light phone pre-order and bought a new synth module instead.
Oooh, what did you buy?
Actually 2 modules.
Super Synthesis PHRSR and 20PFM
But I think I might also get an After Later Audio 1u Ornament and Crime or a 2HP Pluck.
I went with the Pluck.
I'll grab the uO_c next month when the fun money replenishes.
Thanks for this! I preordered a LPIII. Going to try this out and see if this takes care of my needs.
You get to messages and phone by swiping left or right respectively
There are only like 3 other apps in the drawer, I renamed them all put them in sections.
This is where I get to settings and a few other apps I hid.
Other things to note:
You get to the clock / alarm by tapping the clock, same for the calendar.
You get to hidden apps by doing a long press and then tapping Olauncher at the top, but I means, you should try to get rid of as many apps as you can - once you start deleting it gets easy to keep doing it.
Gimmie a few minutes and I will take some photos of how it looks since I can't screenshot the launcher home page
With all of that - you can also save money on a replacement phone. Why pay 800 when a 200 dollar phone can do all of that easily too?
Honestly with the changes made, I see no need to replace this. When the time does come I'll buy a used phone that's a couple of generations behind and wear that one out.
I can easily get another 2-3 years out of this now.
great idea! you may also consider Arcticons to get a unified look for all kinds of app icons.
Ah I see the launcher has no app icons but it is still a useful resource
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