One thing I really liked about this was the vertical scrolling of the home screen. I think it would be cool if Android did this with their home screens. That seems to be how we naturally read on our devices (webpages, news apps, email etc), so why should we have to horizontal swipe to change screens?
> so why should we have to horizontal swipe to change screens?
Because you change screens and you don't scroll. As the swipe motion is over more than 80% of the screen that would not work from top to bottom, only scrolling feels natural.
Depending on why exactly you want a Hackintosh you might want to check out Elementary OS [1]. It's a Linux distro that has the same sort of feel as Mac OS (and it's free).
If you're looking to do development for Apple products though you're probably better off just buying a Mac.
I would never understand advising getting a derivative of Ubuntu for the sake of the UI. But I agree that if the OP wants to use Apple's environment he should consider buying their product. I personally would rather use a Linux/BSD system.
All of the other white noise apps on the Play Store sound awful to me. Virtual Earplugs uses Brownian noise instead of regular white noise which makes it better at blocking out conversations and is more pleasant to listen to (in my opinion).
If you've got loud coworkers, roommates, or kids, give it a download! (It's free.)
This is my first published app so feedback is appreciated.
Although, how cool would it be if we could git clone a genome and then grow a plant based off of that? Maybe we should get them all in a room together...
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