Starling
6.7#4 in start menu customization softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
Visit| Fact | Starling | Wradial |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The Linux desktop launches applications installed on the machine; its App Store can install more applications. | The pages reviewed describe launching apps, opening URLs and paths, and operating across windows; they do not name third-party integrations. |
| Support | The user guide directs users to GitHub Issues for problems and questions. | Support is by email, and Wradial says a real person reads messages and aims to reply within five business days. |
Starling may suit people interested in trying an open-source desktop environment on supported Linux or Windows configurations. Users should be comfortable with an early preview and its stated limitations.
Wradial suits Windows users who want to launch apps, enter saved text or run repeatable workflows through a shortcut wheel. It may appeal to people who prefer local storage and do not want an account requirement.