a quickstart menu for webapp-manager#400
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a quickstart menu for webapp-manager#400jflec415git wants to merge 6 commits intolinuxmint:masterfrom
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…arated into existing files if preferred.
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Webapp-manager is awesome. It fills the gap created by industry’s disregard for Linux. It provides the same basic functionality as billion-dollar corporations’ apps with just a few python files. It’s one foible is to underestimate itself and not creating an onboarding process for new users. This branch fixes that.
– creates a simple gui menu that opens and offers to make four basic webapps in one of three ecosystems: google, apple, or microsoft
– The apps created are explicitly listed as email, notes, tasks, and contacts
– Provides a “maybe later” button for declining
– If approved, the menu immediately creates the four apps for that ecosystem
o The user then experiences the manager with their chosen apps ready for them
o The gui menu will not appear again after at least 2 apps happen to exist
I admit it’s a bit of code for a one-time use, but this is the experience i missed and desired when opening this awesome application for the first time.
Thanks for maintaining it!
God bless.