It takes a while, but it’s worth it! Step 3: Design your own work environment From Gmail, Slack, Trello to Pinterest, LinkedIn, Canvas and many many more.įirst, add everything you know and use on a regular basis and then start tidying it up. Step 2: Add all the apps you useĭo you think you use a few things? You can’t imagine! When you open Rambox, you have the option to use all the apps to load on the platform. Once you install the program and open it, the fun part begins.

This sounds perfect, but how to start? Step 1: Install Rambox A workspace organizer that allows you to manage, organize and prioritize all your applications in one environment. That’s wonderful and also a recipe for organizational disaster.Īnd here appears Rambox.

Life now passes through your computer, from organizing your work, your tasks, the house, and even learning and free time. The objective of this guide is to accompany you to set up Rambox on your computer and optimize your work time. Would still love help if possible.If this is the first time with Rambox, welcome. That said, I love the open source process, even if it's difficult if you're the only person directly working on something for a long time. The CPU savings alone are worth it to me. I'm not a UX person, I don't even like Javascript, but I've been working on it for hours every day for weeks and plan to keep doing so indefinitely, even if just for myself, because there's no real fully-featured replacement, and loading one electron web-wrapper is a lot better for me than having to load 5-6, each of which are at least 200MB each. I dogfood each build and have already implemented CSS injection, plan to implement other 'Rambox Pro' features ASAP. Yesterday's pro/closed source unannouncement still came as a surprise. I'm not going to claim it's amazing or the next big thing, it's mostly just something I was doing for myself until mid-July, when upstream made it really seem like something weird was going on and that no further significant changes would be made or accepted. I've been working on a fork that I'm now calling Rambox-OS since mid-June, after the upstream repository went silent/flippant.

Rambox worth it