Open Source Java Launchers

Legacy Launcher for Android is a free open-source replacement home screen application. It is built on top of the last version of ADW Launcher Free (from the open-source Cyanogenmod 7 branch), and most of the functionality comes from there. It is compatible with Android 2.1 to Android 2.3.7.

> description -CMDLauncher [Enter] description > Command-line based launcher for Android devices, with the intention being that, once the project has progressed far enough, the launcher in itself will be able to replace most of the usual functions provided by Android, within it's text-only environment. description > Currently in a pre-alpha stage of development, the launcher is only a proof of concept at the moment and can process only a few commands. It's functionality is, however, growing on a daily basis. description > If you're brave enough to go text-only and would like to provide me with some feedback then please sign-up for the beta release here: https://sourceforge.net/p/android-cmdlauncher/discussion/beta-03/thread/2bd80664/ description > You can also follow the development and provide feedback at my Trello board: https://trello.com/b/VzFXzcYZ/android-cmdlauncher-development description > exit [Enter] >

KISS (Keep It Simple and Stupid) is a blazingly fast yet incredibly small launcher for Android that requires nearly no memory to run. It expedites searching through the apps, contacts and settings of your Android device, giving you just one simple interface to find everything you need fast. No need to skim through dozens of other apps just to find one-- simply enter a few characters and hit enter. Need to make a call? Just enter the first three letters of the contact's name and hit the phone button. No more time and effort is wasted on searching, and you won't have to look at long lists of contacts or a grid of application icons doing absolutely nothing. KISS is smart and gets smarter as you keep using it, remembering your most commonly accessed search results.