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Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions). As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo.

So which additional actions would you like to see there?

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions). As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo.

So which additional actions would you like to see there?

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions). As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo.

So which additional actions would you like to see there?choose from?

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo.imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

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EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured. structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy in OpenRepos not requested here, check his apps.apps in OpenRepos.

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package
• Open Settings app with available package

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy not requested here, check his apps in OpenRepos.

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package
• Open Settings app with available package

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy not requested here, check his apps in OpenRepos.

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package
• Open Settings app with available package

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy not requested here, check his apps in OpenRepos.

====
EDIT: A straightforward HowTo on creating quick actions was kindly contributed by @rgrnetalk.

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package
• Open Settings app with available package

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy not requested here, check his apps in OpenRepos.

====
EDIT: A straightforward HowTo on creating quick actions was kindly contributed by @rgrnetalk.

Since SF 2.0.0.10 you can pull down a panel in events view, where you can place shortcuts and quick actions (Settings -> Events -> Quick actions).

As for now the choice of possible quick actions seems quite expandable imo. Also the new feature to be able to easily change order of all these shortcuts, makes it a natural consequence to have a lot more actions in repertory.

So which additional actions would you like to choose from?

Update by @anandrkris - I guess we need to vote the question as well to garner Jolla's attention. I see more votes for answers. ;)

====
EDIT: For those who are interested, we've got us a couple of working prototypes already, which make good examples of how quick actions are structured and where they are stored. They eventually led to new patches:

• Schedule a meeting, with available patch
• Take a photograph, with available package
• Stop watch and
• Quick timer, with available patches for timer and stop watch
• Quick call, with available patch
• Launch the CSD Tool with available package
• Open Settings app with available package
• Toggle flash light

There are also some other quick actions by @Markkyboy not requested here, check his apps in OpenRepos.

====
EDIT: A straightforward HowTo on creating quick actions was kindly contributed by @rgrnetalk.