Thank you!.
No at the moment the app list is centered vertically and can’t change the positioning. What you can do is:
In future updates when I’ll create better widget system I’ll have some adjustments for top and bottom padding for the widgets but the apps will always remain in center.
adjust the padding between apps at around 8 it looks great
@gezimos photo per request.
The only request that I can actually think of at this point:
In the future, would there be a method to enable/disable the backlight by double-tap on the home screen? Currently we can restart the Launcher or Notifications, just wondering if other options can be added there at some point?
If not, that’s cool. You’ve done a heck of a job here already. The MK was already pretty cool, now it is better.
Thanks for sharing!
I feel the same, that’s why I love android because it allows us to quickly adapt for our own use cases.
That is a great idea. In my mind I’d like to create another fragment like the Notification window that will host the Quick Settings: Network, Wifi, Bluetooth, Brightness, Flashlight. I don’t think I’ll be able to disable the backlight since that would require root access, but maybe a slider to control the brightness can be done. Plust the slider to be controllable by volume keys because it’s very hard to be precise using touch on Eink displays.
Probably “dating” myself here, but I was a big fan of PalmOS. I am sure that I was the last person on earth with a PalmOS device 
and was disheartened to lose the simplicity of that OS and would eventually succumb to the “smartphone”. My first “smart” devices were actually Android, but then I got caught up in the Apple hype and have been stuck there ever since. The MK brought me back to Android and honestly pondering why anyone would ever want a device that doesn’t allow for the possibility of customizing it to fit their use-case. Further, the fact that you’ve managed to pare inkOS to 3.5 MB?!.. I haven’t seen an app footprint this small since maybe Palm OS 
@es1996 PalmOS is one of the few OSes that i’ve never had the chance to use as they were not popular at all where I’m from, but I know it was ahead of its time.
Refactoring and refactoring to remove unused code, and the magic of Github Copilot to help me understand what am I even doing, and I was surprised myself when app ended up under 4mb.
@solv Very clean setup!
I hope in the future I can support Multi-weight fonts so we can have same font family but bold for clock and regular for apps.
Currently you have to upload separate font files to use different weights for different items.
And just curious if people are using the notifications at all? Only the home app ones under the labels or the notification (letters) window as well?
@es1996 You wanna talk about ‘old’ ??? My other phone is my BBQ10 from 13 years ago
Oh man I had one of these and looooooved it
A thing of beauty!!!
@gezimos as a visual thinker I think it would be great to highlight keywords. What do you think about it?
EDIT: Meeeh, still not good enough But! I would like to send u a huuuuuge hug for taking care of this issue
Thank you! I was being lazy, your way looks better, I updated it
“being lazy” … person, who made Launcher for eink phone, said.
Justyna “Yoda” Latoszek.
You mean this?
And this?
Absolutely!!!
PS: Anyone know how to stop the Conversations app from sending the “connected” message
Exactly. That’s funny.
I did this for Signal’s background connection. Works great. You can uninstall activity launcher afterward.
thanks for this! i’ll link this comment to the original post.
I have added an IF for Signal not to show the background connection, but these keep appearing for different apps when the phone doesn’t have play services. It’s impossible to add one for everything. So this seems like a good solution.
Maybe next mudita phone will be similar to BB with eink. Qwerty and e ink. That sounds like a winner
Your instructions worked!!!
Thank you so much!!!
