mikecomputing | # 111 | 2019-05-19, 16:36 | Report

Today I was very near go back to Android since Dalvik spotify seems not to work.

BUT then I found this:

https://openrepos.net/content/wdehoog/hutspot
and https://openrepos.net/content/wdehoog/librespot

So now one of my problems is solved but bankid, swish, still problem. So I have to keep my Android also.

Btw I think we need a good telegram with support for send photos would be nice. There is a promising telegram client in openrepos but it missing some must have features such as send pictures.

Also an matrix client would be nice.

And a working nextcloud app. The one downloaded in store did not work.

Now why on earth is librespot and telegra'me, not in the official store? This is something people uses for got sake.

Jolla could kill librem in five minutes if they just was more about privacy.

Phosh is a huge joke compared to SFOS. It no where near being something. I mean GTK its not near touch friendly as QML.

SFOS should ge ported to librem5 if that phone ever gets released.

Another thing I hate with SFOS3 is one can't swipe to close app? Why on earth did they remove that!? Is there anyway get that feature back again with some tweaking? Please say there is?

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mikecomputing | # 112 | 2019-05-19, 16:38 | Report

Are you saying I should move to Norway

tmi | # 113 | 2019-05-19, 20:24 | Report

Huh? Is this something XA2 specific or did I miss something?
I can close apps fine by swiping down (J1 and ported tablet). Just do it near the corner... either one, doesn't matter.

lantern | # 114 | 2019-05-19, 21:32 | Report

in other news, google pulled the plug on huawei's android official support

they should've known better and adapted Sailfish earlier.

PamNor | # 115 | 2019-05-19, 21:37 | Report

Why not, if you need a working bank app. Try Skandiabanken.

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ste-phan | # 116 | 2019-05-20, 07:26 | Report

Earlier? Do you mean right now they are adapting it?

Anyway, that's great news.
With the support of Huawei Sailfish could turn into the Harmattan it is softly derived from (not depending on some Android driver sub-layer if I remember correctly)
Another one of those sanctions that could in fact make the perceived losing end stronger and in this case turn the tide for Sailfish OS.
Thanks for a first necessary step in Making the Mobile Phone Industry Great Again, USA! (aka fix what you've broken)

lantern | # 117 | 2019-05-20, 08:26 | Report

no, they building their own huawei os
what a waste of energy and resources...

kinggo | # 118 | 2019-05-20, 08:31 | Report

this really should tell something to stupid EU that gave up on any OS/HW production and now we entirely depend on US and Asian solutions.
Meanwhile they debate on the size and shape of the vegetables

pichlo | # 119 | 2019-05-20, 09:32 | Report

This is straying too deeply into politics but:
1. Would you really want the government producing an OS? Really? It is a rhetorical question but if you wish to answer it, please think about it before you do.
2. That vegetable thing is a myth. A popular one but still a myth.

kinggo | # 120 | 2019-05-20, 10:00 | Report

1. No. But let's be realistic here. Every government is way to incompetent for something like that anyway. What I meant was OS and HW that does not depend on US and Asia. At least not 100%.
2. I know. That one was just a false example of plenty other existing regulations in place that are equally stupid and pointless as that one.