Hello,
I wonder how to create a menu where the title takes a fixed space and menu items scroll beneath. Like it is in the default garmin apps:
https://youtube.com/shorts/aZx8tj0xwqs
I tried Menu and Menu2 and got a different result.
Kind regards,
Valeriy
I totally get it, there are tons of devices and I kinda understand how painful it is to make controls that satisfy all of them. What seems odd to me is that default applications are using something that…
There was talk of Garmin providing barrels with the personality stuff, but it never happened, You can do this yourself, but I'm not going to change anything until it actually happens
There was talk of Garmin providing barrels with the personality stuff, but it never happened,
That would be pretty cool, and it would make a lot of sense in the context of Garmin pushing…
In all seriousness tho, it is kinda sad that they have to resort to these kinds of limits to weaken competition on their own hardware. They are king of their kingdom but only because they don't give you the tools that they are using.
Garmin loves to segment their market by both hardware and software. What do they have, like 426 different models of watches now? Seems to be working for them, but if you could just write an app that seamlessly provides [Shiny New Feature] for $5, there's less chance of users buying [Latest Overpriced Forerunner / Fenix].
I mean I literally see ppl in the device forums posting stuff like "so disappointed with all the bugs in [Previous Generation Model] 
. guess I will just have to suck it up and buy [Brand New Model] so I can get [Random Feature I Absolutely Need]!!!1!"
I'm no better as I bought a new Garmin running watch a few months back even though I complain about Garmin non-stop. And predictably, it has a ton of bugs (despite being on the market for a year.) To be fair, this new watch has music (my previous one didn't), and it actually made a huge difference for me. I never thought I'd ever run with music (as I don't bring my phone with me on runs), but now I listen to music on almost every run (outside of workouts).
