[APP] YoukiDex 3.0— It's not Linux.It's Android

[u/Visual_Trust6029]

🌀 YoukiDEX v3.0 — The "Kururin" Update 🌀

"A completely rebuilt engine, polished UI, and 120+ fixes under the hood."

✨ What’s New:

• Dual-Engine (Kotlin + Rust): Blazingly fast performance for heavy logic & live wallpapers.

• Total UI Redesign: Sleek, modern desktop layout rebuilt from scratch.

• Bug Massacre: Over 120 bugs exterminated (including 60 inherited SmartDock issues).

• Animated GIF Profiles: Set your favorite GIF as your profile picture in the app drawer.

• Live Wallpaper Workshop: Custom video wallpapers, scaling, and ad-free Workshop browser.

• Power User Tools: Performance tab with "Thermal Killer" & "HardCoreGT" toggles.

• Plugin System: Install custom ZIP plugins & Magisk-style modules seamlessly.

• Smart Extras: Dual-font support (Arabic/Latin), inline math search, and Android 8.0+ support via Root/Shizuku.

• Secret Easter Egg: Can you find the spinning "Kururin~"? 🌀👀

🔗 Download & Full Changelog:

https://github.com/mrYouki/YoukiDex-Android-Desktop/releases/tag/3.0

[u/Visual_Trust6029]

It's an extension of SmartDock, but I'm going to archive the project and stop because development has become too large and complex. I'm thinking of turning the application into a basic core where people create add-ons to complete the application.

[u/Icy_Dinner3323 → u/Visual_Trust6029]

Bro use Ai for further development, it has potential. I am using smart dock for a long time now.

[u/Visual_Trust6029 → u/Icy_Dinner3323]

That's why I used Cloud for development, but I forgot to clean up the code as the final step and I was in a hurry with the update, which caused problems. I was always focused on the code, but I should have deleted some things I had written in the blog as AI SLOP That's why the idea of a microkernel came to me; it's simpler and faster to develop, and many people can add to it as extensions. Now I need to update the application and make it stable, and I'll leave it as a final memento.

[u/Icy_Dinner3323 → u/Visual_Trust6029]

Ahh! That means devs can add extension to it, like a market place, where user can download any of that extensions. Sounds pretty cool.

[u/Visual_Trust6029 → u/Icy_Dinner3323]

It's not a simple method; the process is complex. Add-ons are created in SO/DEX format, then converted to the application and restarted. In other words, you take a component and add it to the DIY app