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Keystroke launcher for Windows and macOS
Keystroke launcher for Windows and macOS. This plugin is searching for applications on your computer. You can specify the folders where your applications are installed and which file extension should be used to recognize an application. Enables you to quickly convert colors into different formats. Enables you to quickly execute commandline commands. Enables you to quickly look up the definition and synonyms of words. Enables you to quickly start writing an email by typing in an email... -
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CircleIndicator
A lightweight indicator like in nexus 5 launcher
A lightweight indicator like in nexus 5 launcher. -
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KeyboardManiac
A keyboard centric app launcher, script runner and control panel
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MCE Launcher
Configure which programs are launched when MCE buttons are pressed
By default, MCE remote control buttons launch different Windows Media Center windows. Using MCE launcher, you can change this behavior and assign to each button the program you wish it to execute (e.g. XBMC). Requires Windows Media Center and .NET 3.5 SP1. -
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This an application launcher for removable drives (although it can also be used as a normal application). Rather than organizing the apps as a list like the Windows Start menu, they are organized in a tool bar a bit similar to the Mac OSX dock bar.
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