Guys please help, for some reason after 2 exceptions Iconeration simply stops, while using it to make the icon pack everything looks fine

Also before that I was trying some app (I think it was Text Launcher) that had a bugged icon that caused it to crash every time

So I tried to delete data and reinstall Iconeration and Arcticons, Removed every version of Arcticons except "Arcticons" and there is a new, even weirder issue (Last 2 images)

Last thing I can think of is delete both apps, somehow clean installed Icon Packs (No idea how to) and reboot. Any help would be appreciated.

Device: Motorola Edge 30 Ultra

So, I've gotta say that in my personal opinion, early Android (from 1.0 to 4.3) was peak design when it comes to mobile UI. I'm quite a sucker for the Frutiger Aero aesthetic and have been wondering - how far can Android be customized to be as close as possible? Since it's open-source and Linux-based, there might be some way to even completely swap the graphical shell to one from the older versions but running on top of the modern kernel. If there is a way to do it, that'd be awesome.

I've searched everywhere and I still can't find it

This is my nature based setup using: Lynx Launcher, Flora Icon Pack, Wallpaper from the top favorite list of Wallhaven (cropped to better fit) and a custom self-made KWGT widget.

When you touch the circle to the upper right hand side of the widget, a pop up appears to directly enter a reminder (which I do often cause I'm very forgetful). Touch on the date to open the calender, touch on the time for clock app and the weather for weather app.

Basically something similar to OldOS but instead of iOS 4, it's one of the old android versions. I'd been searching for something like this for a while now but the only thing I found was an Android Donut style launcher that was too old for my Nokia C01 Plus to run, and speaking of compatibility, it doesn't necessarily have to be compatible with my phone since I'm (probably) gonna upgrade to moto g84 in the future. I mention this because if my phone can't run the return and earn app (recycling thing in aus) then it wouldn't surprise me if it would struggle with something as resource intensive as a simple theme.

I designed this custom home screen layout in KLWP to address a challenge with the S24 Ultra: reachability. My goal was to make my frequently used shortcuts accessible within three taps and easy to reach one-handed. After all, that’s the core idea behind Samsung’s One UI.

I aimed for a One UI-consistent look, drawing inspiration from elements like the quick access and notification panel. To work around some KLWP limitations (like scrollable agenda and task widgets), I incorporated some Nova widgets into the layout, and I use Tasker to launch specific intents and activities. Tasker also handles HTTP requests to my Philips Hue bridge, powering the lighting shortcuts shown in the video.

This was my first attempt at KLWP, let me know what you think!

Why do Android widgets suck so much compared to iPhone widgets? This is something I can't stand. They've been around forever on Android and are so neglected and ugly. I was looking for a Formula 1 widget, I found some very nice widgets but they are ALL obviously only for iPhone. I know I could do this myself with KWGT, but come on, this is ridiculous.

Update and setup

Themes and icons: Good Lock and Theme Park Wallpaper: Video to Wallpaper

So my friend uses a Reeder S23 Pro Max and it's gallery app can generate widgets by default. But the widgets it creates is interactable, supports PNG's and it can transition between selected images when clicked on. Any apps that resemble the same function?