weirdo_from_space

That's also a very good use case, but KISS is just the perfect launcher for me. I can get to litteraly anything just by typing it's name. Apps, contacts, settings, search results, a new tab, a new incognito tab, sometimes specific app functions. You can use it as a calculator too, it's perfect. No amount of praise can do KISS justice in my opinion.

KISS Launcher.

KISS Launcher.

What's it's name?

I got it for the first time today, fixed it rebooting the machine. I hope it doesn't become a common occurence.

I don't use llms myself, but in the past when I've heard of Gemini it was in relation to a mess up. It gave the impression that Gemini is even worse than all of the others.

Reclassifying patents as anti-competitive behavior alone would fix so much in the market.

Isn't Gemini really bad? I can't recall ever hearing praise for it.

Firefox can't even export bookmarks, so when Mull got deprecated I had to move my hundreds of bookmarks manually to Cromite. It sucks that people whose phones are still on Android 8 are stuck with that thing.

Using ThumbKey's "english thumbkey words symbols" layout along with circular gestures for upper / lower case letters and numbers I can reliably score 60 words per minute on MonkeyType. I also don't need to look down on the keyboard to type, so personally I love it.

With that said, if your free time is limited and you also type on a variety of languages, switching to ThumbKey may not be worth the effort since a lot of languages have their own layouts.

Personally I don't see myself switching away from ThumbKey, but it's kind of a vim vs nano situation. I think Traditional T9 will be the happy medium for most people in this case.

Just my two cents, I think using a T9 software keyboard will give you a better typing experience on modern smartphones without sacrificing screen real estate (or portability with Clicks keyboard case).

Personally I use ThumbKey, this one doesn't have text prediction, it instead relies on gestures. It's easily my favorite software keyboard, though it's learning curve can be quite steep. If you don't have time for it something like Traditional T9 can be easier to get into.

Thats because Yo Noid was a localisation thing, it was a very different game in Japan.