digital room tour

[titkitten]

post screenshots of your desktops, home screens, text editor themes, or any other virtual dashboards/spaces because i'm nosy

i'll start

[titkitten]

here's my phone you cowards

Spoiler:

[AARON]

partial

[UnwashedMolasses]

Desktop's totally unremarkable but here's my phone layout

[bels]

[skunk ape]

[bels]

What is the point in a sparse phone home screen. It literally has no purpose except launching apps fast or maybe displaying widgets. You can't stare at it in meditative contemplation

[skunk ape]

It makes me work for things so I don't compulsively reach for my phone and cycle through apps.

[bels]

takes more than a few app folders to overcome my compulsions.

[titkitten]

agreed re: making opening e.g. ig an opt-in instead of opt-out (i.e. forcing oneself to manually search for the app "instagram") but also to like. remind me of stuff i'm "supposed to be doing" with calendar (and sometimes reminders) widgets immediately there and standalone ... if there is nothing else on the screen, i can't get distracted from the scheduling that past-planning me did and is trying to wrangle current-hedonistic me into doing

also lots of stuff overwhelms me lol

Spoiler:

though the new focus stuff that's coming in the new ios is extremely intriguing and maybe might afford a "fun" homescreen full of compulsion apps that only appears when i say it's fun time

[rjbman]

bela the key is to move stuff like, monthly, so you never get used to where it is

[rjbman]

boy howdy it sure sounds like a toxic relationship with these damn fucking phones if we are trying to evade finding the fucking apps we put on there

[bels]

I've been shamed into accessing the internet like this.

[bels]

I've got a new think pad I'm really going to show all you folks a desktop to admire.

[griffin]

[Julio]

[silvaeri]

am too lazy to look for non default apple wallpapers