Rocketdock: Hover-over application launcher that mimics Apple’s menu bar, but for Windows.
Rainmeter: Desktop customization tool for making your desktop pretty + functional! Wallpaper: A beautiful space wallpaper that you can find here However, I tried it and immediately felt claustrophic. I think I’ll be sticking with two screens, as I like the action of switching between the two, and I like seeing my wallpaper!ĭevices: 13″ Asus U元0A Notebook. Since I only have two rows on screen 2, I could technically fit everything onto one screen. Screen 2 holds my diversions, hobbies, and distractions. Apple things I never use are buried deep in this folder. Folder 4 is Apple related: App store, Notes, Apple Maps, FaceTime, Health, Calculator.Folder 3 is reading related: Goodreads, Quora, Bible, Alien Blue, Vocabulary Quizzer, and iBooks.Folder 2 is chat related: Snapchat, Hangouts, Facebook Messenger, Twitter.Folder 1 is camera/images related: Instagram, VSCOcam, Hyperlapse, InstaSquarer, InstaCollage, Lumify.Screen 2: Facebook, Feedly, Pinterest, Strava, and four folders. Honestly, I don’t need the weather app, but I put it there for aesthetics as I think it looks nice to have some blue in the top row. Screen 1: Calendar, Clock, Weather, Settings, Mail, Camera, Photos, YouTube, Google Maps, Overcast, Trello, and a folder containing: Yelp, Mint, Tip Calculator, Venmo, Sleep Time, Google Authenticator Sorry Grey, couldn’t get behind the 3-icon dock. Applications:īefore I begin, I must credit Toffer with the simple yet brilliant “emoji as folder titles” idea. Thanks Toffer! :Dĭock: Messages, Safari, Phone, Music. Wallpaper: A photo I took on a foggy drive down Highway 152, edited with VSCOcam. I was recently prompted by Toffer to show my home screen, and thought I’d go ahead and write up a post about the tech devices I use. So, in the key of Lifehacker: I am Owl Ink, and this is how I work!ĭevice: 16GB iPhone 5s, Gold.
I devoured this episode, as many of the points Grey brought up were similar or identical to ones that had run through my mind… ( of COURSE the Phone app and the Messages app can’t be next to each other, THEY ARE BOTH GREEN!!) This post is inspired by the Cortex Podcast - in Episode 1, hosts Myke Hurley and CGP Grey delve into a serious discussion on the art and philosophy of device home screens.
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