It is a simple replacement for your stock launcher. It is however very basic. That's what I mean by simple. It was intended to be a substitute for those that did not get the eclair home app with their 2.1 update. So now that most of us are running 2.2 and looking forward to 2.5 there are very few that would have need for it anymore. Also it costs 2.99
I should have asked for clarification or maybe I should have read the xda thread provided in the link before answering. Technically clockwork mod is the developer and in fact is not an app. clockwork mod develops the launcher app I described, rom manager and clockwork mod recovery. I am very familiar with rom manager as I have been using it for a long time. I just misunderstood the question.Youtz, when I search the market I found Rom Manager (Premium) Droid X Recovery Boot
Mono, Droid 2 Recovery Boot, Telnet, and Rom Manager. I did not see anything about a launcher. What app are you referencing?
I ask so that should this issue arise again I can help clarify.
Mike
Typed in "clockwork mod"This is interesting. I note that you searched "Clock work mod". When I entered ClockWork the menu offered "ClockWorkMod" which I selected. After seeing your screen shot, I typed clock work mod and received a message "Did you mean: clockwork
and three apps.
See screen shots
Mike
Typed in "clockwork mod"This is interesting. I note that you searched "Clock work mod". When I entered ClockWork the menu offered "ClockWorkMod" which I selected. After seeing your screen shot, I typed clock work mod and received a message "Did you mean: clockwork
and three apps.
See screen shots
Mike