Aris - Linux Launcher, shell and command lines 7.0.4

Reviews

3 ★, on 2021-06-12
I generally love the app, but every time you guys update it stops working properly, which is very annoying. This time it has stopped opening up with the widgets working properly and tells me I need to go premium to open this feature, but won't let me even if I wanted to, which is probably due to the fact that I already paid for premium access. Please fix and get it back to working properly.

3 ★, on 2021-06-19
Just got the app and they want me to rate without even seeing everything it does first. You should offer a 3 day trial and then ask for a rating. If the product is a good one they'll stay with you

2 ★, on 2021-06-17
Too mnay ads When i want to change configuration of theme every time ad shows.it is a big problem for me thatswhy i am remohing it otherwise this launcher is good...

1 ★, on 2021-04-25
The launcher shows obstrusive ads while using it, forcing you to wait before being able to launch an app. Apart from the movie hacker theme the, albeit pretty cool looking command line search, though functionally flawed since the buttons are horizontal and tiny, and limited command options the launcher doesn't offer much in meaningful shortcuts or efficiency like i would expect from a launcher that compares itself to a command line.

2 ★, on 2021-05-18
WAY TOO MANY ADDS: there's 3 adds for every action. Even after selecting to watch am add (which turned out to be 3 adds) to remove adds for 5 hrs I still got adds. App takes more than double the time to navigate and open my apps. The only thing going for is app is the cool aesthetic. Even while typing this review there's adds going off. Apps going bye, bye 👋

5 ★, on 2021-04-22
Been helluva journey with this aris app. It sure is a treat to bring forth a creative feel to a futuristic technological phone screen with a basis of linuxesc coding. Each time I put in a word on the linuxesc platform it actually helps you look up whatever word or phrase or website you want to go on. I'm not familiar with linux or ubuntu or even that of termux but I'm sure you can harness certain linuxesc features and not just it's exterior beauty in that there's so many options you can do.