Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
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Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#2Other than being open source and multi platform - how does Cerebro compare to Alfred?
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#3What's it like compared to Spotlight on OSX?
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#4MacOS, and Linux, and Windows? Let me guess: it's some web-electron-app-native-things, right?
Yes it is.
Not gonna replace (native) Alfred for me, no.
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#5So basically... an imitation of Spotlight? I prefer that they copy Alfred's UI. Simple and does all I need. Need Alfred on my Windows machine!
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#6MacOS, and Linux, and Windows? Let me guess: it's some web-electron-app-native-things, right? Yes it is. Not gonna replace (native) Alfred for me, no.
Equally, it's free. Alfred wants me to pay for it again to upgrade to the newest version, but I'm feeling like I kind of don't want to sink more money into it ..
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#7MacOS, and Linux, and Windows? Let me guess: it's some web-electron-app-native-things, right? Yes it is. Not gonna replace (native) Alfred for me, no.
I once was a fan of electron until I ran some apps on a low end surface with little disk space. Something like react native for the desktop could become a huge success.
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#8So basically... an imitation of Spotlight? I prefer that they copy Alfred's UI. Simple and does all I need. Need Alfred on my Windows machine!
Check Hain [1] on Windows. It works very nicely.
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#9"Search everything in few clicks" - poorly phrased or actually promotes navigating by clicking instead of using keyboard?
Re: Cerebro App – Open-source productivity booster with a brain
#10MacOS, and Linux, and Windows? Let me guess: it's some web-electron-app-native-things, right? Yes it is. Not gonna replace (native) Alfred for me, no.
Equally, it's free. Alfred wants me to pay for it again to upgrade to the newest version, but I'm feeling like I kind of don't want to sink more money into it ..
I've been using Alfred for probably 7 years or so, every single day, and I can't imagine not using it. Even if it had cost double what it does, I still think it's worth it.