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...Its layouts support multiple languages, accented characters, and customizable key assignments. Gesture shortcuts provide text selection, cursor movement, deletion, clipboard access, and punctuation entry. Users can adjust keyboard size, positioning, themes, animations, and feedback settings. Additional tools include clipboard history, sketch-based character input, and integration with external voice typing applications.

Atrium is an open-source Android application for managing self-hosted media servers, download clients, and monitoring services through a unified interface. It integrates with Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr, Jellyfin, Plex, qBittorrent, and numerous other platforms. Users can manage multiple instances of each service and access them through automatically selected local or remote connections. A centralized activity feed displays active streams, downloads, uploads, and media processing queues. The application provides media browsing, torrent management, download controls, and server monitoring tools. Additional capabilities include Wake-on-LAN, biometric authentication, and secure API key storage. ...

Given its lightweight size and system requirements, Remix OS for PC is well suited to be installed on a USB drive (8GB+) and used as a portable workspace securely containing the user’s documents and apps. This particular use case has significant advantages for users within emerging markets where shared PCs are more common. A key feature of Remix OS for PC is multiple window support, and this has been vastly improved in the migration to Marshmallow. Significant examples include: ● New button has been implemented that resizes a window to fit specifically to the app’s content - ensuring optimal layout is maintained ● Video-based apps now open up in full-screen when you maximize the video rather than staying in a small framed window ● Resizing windows manually can now be initiated anywhere along the edge of the window (other than the top edge), rather than just on the bottom right corner

This project is for a virtual keyboard on the silkscreen area of a PalmOS device. It supports multiple key layouts editable on the handheld itself; previewing on the screen; and macros to start programs or input keys. 10x4 Qwerty layout included.