… It's a shame the home screen widget doesn't behave the same way, but Google auto-populates recent apps at the top for quick relaunch, saving me app drawer navigation. …
… I found a bunch of guides in our forums that show how to install a desktop environment with Termux. I'm happy that I can run the terminal though, because I get rusty if I don't practice. …
… Windows uses prefetch data to speed up application launches by predicting what needs to be loaded from disk. Deleting it doesn't free meaningful space, and it forces Windows to rebuild everything from scratch the next time you launch each app. …
… Launching the app gallery shows a horde of barely useful app icons. Serving bloatware with smartphones is not new, but I immediately remove the ones I can. It's hard to tell which apps are useful from the litter, but you can safely remove these six Samsung apps without thinking twice. …
… That’s when I came across some forum posts claiming that the default Display option might be the culprit. And well, changing it to SPICE instantly made my virtual machines snappier. …
… Codex is also included with ChatGPT Free and Go for a limited time, and higher limits apply across the app, CLI, IDE, and cloud. …
… App sign-ins broke across Windows Microsoft insists on locking apps behind sign-ins, and then they broke them Two months later, March's Patch Tuesday update introduced a bug that managed to lock users out of a significant chunk of Microsoft's own software ecosystem. …
… You’ll probably need a status bar, an app launcher, a notification daemon, a wallpaper tool, a lock screen, a screenshot utility, a file manager, a terminal, and an authentication agent. …
… What makes this more maddening is that the problem rarely appears dramatic enough for manufacturers to treat it as a crisis. The picture still appears, the gear technically supports the right standards, and the sound usually comes back eventually. …
… Sadly, the UI elements would randomly crash when I tried launching any application. …