Have you considered reporting the battery drain issue to the Kvaesitso devs? They could fix it if it can be reproduced.
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2025
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I tend to switch every month or two between Kvaetsivo and IAO, which is my main driver now. I find it handy and hihgly configurable.
Niagara, but I've also been trying out Octopi every now and then, it's still in beta and there are certain features missing but it feels like it has potential to fully replace Nova.
I used Lawncher for like a year and now I'm giving μlauncher a go. The latter is more stress free and one has to fight initially with muscle memory until they get it right. I think I'm gonna keep using μlauncher for a while.
Stumbled across this the other day. Very interesting and a ton of gestures. Debating using it more. It is very lightweight and no frills appearance wise.
lawnchair user for 5 years.
what i need is simply putting the icon i want where i want + some helpful gestures and flexibility for disabling any widget, bar &c
Ion launcher is simple and light. The only thing missing (for me) is you can't lock the desktop so I sometimes mistakenly move things around.
I used Nova for years as it was the most feature-rich and customizable. Then I switched to Niagara for a while which was a nice change.
Now I use Neo because it's FOSS and it does what I need it to.